FileTree Pro scans a folder or drive and lays it out as a space map, a treemap and a sortable list. It surfaces large files, duplicates and cleanup candidates, but you always decide what moves.
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Scan
Choose a folder or drive to analyze.
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Verify
Read the map, the list and the hash checks.
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Clean up
Move only approved items to the trash.
02 · Key features
FileTree Pro, scene by scene
10 screenshots
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Explore
Look from the whole drive down to one file
The radial map, treemap and list all read from the same scan. Go from the whole drive down to a single folder or file.
01Treemap: Users at 360 GB, then Program Files 120 GB and Windows 85 GB02List view sorted by allocated size, led by backup.zip at 5 GB03Usage by purpose and age: archives 36 GB, 40 GB unmodified for over a year
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Cleanup
Only approved items go to the trash
Duplicates are confirmed by SHA-256 content hashes, and every suggestion shows its evidence and confidence level. There is no permanent delete, and each item is rechecked right before it moves.
04Choose the copy to keep in each group; 14.8 GB potentially recoverable05Rule-based matches: node_modules 61 GB and .cache 21 GB, both Regenerable06Two selected items, 82 GB in total, waiting in the review queue
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History
Compare with an earlier scan to see what changed
Save a scan result, then scan the same location again to see which folders grew or shrank.
07Total change −36 GB: Raw Footage down 56 GB, Projects up 17 GB
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Preferences
Change the theme and display settings
You can adjust the theme, text size, information density, contrast and space map colors.
08Radial space map in the dark theme, with the faster MFT scan prompt09Appearance & accessibility: theme, text size, contrast, space map colors
03 · Made for
When the disk fills up
For people who want to know where their space went, and still decide for themselves what to remove.
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Finding out why a drive suddenly filled up
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Developers with growing piles of regenerable data such as node_modules and caches
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Copies of the same videos and archives spread across folders
04 · Privacy & safety
Your files stay on your device.
Scanned paths, file names, metadata and hashes never leave your computer. There is no account, advertising, analytics or telemetry, and reports are created only when you choose to export them.
Processed on your computer
Scanned paths, file names, metadata and hashes stay on your device. There is no account, telemetry or cloud upload, and cleanup uses the system trash instead of permanent deletion.
05 · FAQ
Before you install
Platforms
Windows · macOS
Minimum macOS
12.0
Mac version
v0.1.8
Can FileTree Pro permanently delete files?+
No. FileTree Pro has no permanent-delete command. Approved items move to the Windows Recycle Bin or the macOS Trash, and each one is rechecked right before it moves.
Does it need administrator rights?+
On Windows it runs with standard permissions and never elevates on its own. When scanning a local NTFS drive root, you can choose to restart as administrator for a faster, read-only analysis. On Mac it runs in the App Sandbox and scans only locations you authorize.
Why can displayed size differ from reclaimable space?+
Cloud placeholders, compression, hard links and APFS clones can all cause a gap. Locations that cannot be read are reported as partial results instead of being silently skipped.
What are the system requirements?+
Windows 10 version 2004 or later (x64), or macOS 12 or later on Apple silicon and Intel-based Macs.
Take a closer look at your storage.
Get FileTree Pro from Microsoft Store or Mac App Store.
