See the big picture.
Follow the largest folders through a visual map, with a clear list alongside it.
A free Mac app from Bridge Labs
Bridge Mac Storage
Choose a folder. Explore a clear, colourful map. Find the biggest files and continue in Finder.
Read-only. No account required. Scan results stay on your Mac.
A clearer view, one folder at a time
Interactive illustration · sample data
This is not a scan of your Mac.
Sample report · Complete · Size on disk
Largest contributors
Selected item
Select an itemThe two rings show the same measured space at different folder levels. Sizes here are illustrative; they do not represent space you could reclaim.
Follow the largest folders through a visual map, with a clear list alongside it.
Browse the largest files. Narrow the results by name, kind or size.
Inspect first, then reveal an item in Finder. The app never deletes or moves your files.
Small steps. A useful answer.
Free for Mac
We’re preparing the first public download. The release package and compatibility checks are still in progress.
The web demo is available now. It does not access your files.
Current app interface: English. This website is available in five languages.
No. It reads file-system metadata to measure the folder you choose. It does not delete, move or modify your files.
This version scans one folder you explicitly choose. Whole disks, your whole home folder, network locations and cloud storage locations are outside its scope.
The app shows skipped items and incomplete or cancelled scans clearly. Unmeasured space is not presented as zero or as an estimate.
No. Scan metadata is processed locally. The app has no scan-result upload, analytics or account requirement. Website hosting and support have their own privacy details.
The current local build runs on Apple silicon. The supported macOS range will be confirmed before the public download. Intel support is not part of this initial release plan.
The installation guide, support contact, privacy policy and release notes are being prepared and will be linked before public downloads begin.