CleanLoupeSpace Lens shows where the space went
One pass over the disk builds a size tree. Space Lens draws it as two rings with a list beside it, so you can see at a glance which folders are large, open them, and keep going until you find what fills your Mac.
Version 1.0.0 · 4.1 MB .dmg · macOS 15 Sequoia or later · Apple silicon & Intel
How it works
A two-ring map
The inner ring shows the folders at the level you are looking at, the outer ring what they contain. Bigger segment, more space.
A list beside it
The same folders sorted by size, for when you want names and exact numbers. Small items are grouped so the list stays readable.
Drill down
Click a segment or a row to open that folder, then go back up whenever you like.
Select and clean
Tick the files and folders you don't need and send them to the Trash from the same screen.
How Space Lens keeps your files safe
- Everything you remove goes to the Trash and is listed in History with Put Back.
- Protected system paths are refused whatever is selected.
- The map is built on your Mac; nothing about your files is sent anywhere.
Related modules
My Clutter
Large and forgotten files, byte-identical duplicates, and iCloud Drive downloads you can free without deleting.
Cleanup
App caches, logs, iOS update files, old iPhone backups, Mail attachment copies, old installers and the Trash.
Smart Scan
One button runs every module. Clean only what is marked Safe, or review each result first.
Try Space Lens on your Mac
Space Lens is part of CleanLoupe – Mac Cleaner. Every module is free, and everything you remove goes to the Trash first.
Download for MacVersion 1.0.0 · macOS 15 or later
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