A fast, cross-platform desktop app for visualizing disk space and memory usage with interactive sunburst, treemap, and flamegraph charts.
Space Radar is a desktop application that visualizes disk space and memory usage using interactive charts like sunbursts, treemaps, and flamegraphs. It scans storage faster than traditional command-line tools and provides real-time previews, helping users identify large files and memory hogs. The app is cross-platform, supporting macOS, Windows, and Linux with native performance.
Developers, system administrators, and power users who need to analyze disk or memory usage visually and efficiently across different operating systems.
It offers faster scanning than `du`, multiple visualization types, and cross-platform support in a single, free app. Unique features like remote server analysis, pause/cancel scanning, and Apple Silicon optimization make it a versatile alternative to built-in system tools.
Fast Disk And Memory Space Visualization App for Mac, Windows and Ubuntu
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Scans disks faster than traditional `du` commands with real-time previews, as emphasized in the README's 'Fast Scanning' feature and V6 updates.
Offers sunburst, treemap, and flamegraph charts for versatile analysis, allowing users to switch perspectives based on their needs.
Includes drill-down with breadcrumbs, file opening in system managers, and pause/cancel scanning, making it highly user-friendly for exploration.
Supports analyzing disk contents from remote servers by importing `du` output files, useful for server management without direct GUI access.
Built on Electron, it can consume significant RAM compared to native tools, which might impact performance on memory-constrained systems.
The README focuses on local disks and remote file imports, with no mention of direct network or cloud storage integration, limiting its use in networked environments.
Features like 3D sunburst visualization are labeled experimental in V6 updates, potentially leading to bugs or incomplete functionality.