Radix 1.0.0
Radix — a Finder-native disk space analyzer for macOS. It looks like Finder because you already know how to use Finder: every folder shows how much space it's eating, sorted biggest-first at every level, with parent-relative size bars and one-click Move to Trash.
Install
- Download
Radix-1.0.0.dmgbelow. - Open it and drag Radix into your Applications folder.
- First launch (one time): this build isn't notarized yet, so macOS Gatekeeper will warn. Right-click Radix → Open, then click Open in the dialog.
Requirements: macOS 14 (Sonoma)+ · Apple Silicon or Intel (universal binary).
What's inside
- Finder-style outline with parent-relative size bars and sticky size-sort
- Move to Trash with a confirmation + reclaimed-space total, protected-path safety, and instant live re-totaling
- Quick Look · Reveal in Finder · Copy Path · Get Info
- Full Disk Access onboarding; cloud-aware — never materializes online-only files
- Smart lists (Large files, Old and big); sidebar Favorites + Volumes
- Remembers your last scan and reloads it instantly (no rescan)
Notes
- Not yet notarized (needs an Apple Developer ID certificate) — hence the one-time right-click → Open. A notarized build and a Homebrew cask will follow.
- Universal binary (arm64 + x86_64).
- SHA-256:
1a96e34c8ed139da5db186003b06334684edea8a12e68e7da3975ce1177e7f9e
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