What is using the most space?
A nested treemap and ranked lists surface the folders, file types, categories, and individual files that dominate the current view.
A clearer view of your disk
Space Roster turns folders and drives into an interactive map, so the largest files and patterns become obvious without a cleanup tool touching your data.
Answers before actions
A nested treemap and ranked lists surface the folders, file types, categories, and individual files that dominate the current view.
Space Roster separates indexed bytes from filesystem usage and discloses mounts, permissions, hard links, exclusions, and measurement fallbacks.
No. Space Roster has no delete, move, rename, archive, or cleanup command. It only indexes and explains what it can read.
One index, many perspectives
Every view derives from the same saved index, so changing perspective never starts a hidden rescan or changes the underlying total.
Drill through a space-proportional map without losing the folder structure around each large item.
Switch among folders, extensions, and categories, then color by file type or recency.
Rescan one selected folder while preserving every sibling subtree and the prior usable index on failure.
Compare history, verify duplicate content within a byte budget, and build review-only reclaim proposals.
Your assistant, your storage
Connect Claude, Codex or Cursor to Space Roster and turn your scan into a shortlist of files and folders worth reviewing. You decide what to remove.
See how to connect your assistantStart with a question
Which folders should I review first to free up space?
See the biggest space consumers, with sizes and locations that help you recognize what you’re looking at.
Space Roster
Start with the largest region, understand what’s inside and decide what deserves attention.