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A native macOS disk-space treemap that scans a 250,000-file drive in under a second. Shows you what's safe to delete, not just what's big.
Get it on the Mac App Store — or build it from source and use it non-commercially, which is free.
Requires Apple silicon and macOS 14 or later.
AppleTree has no accounts, no analytics, no crash reporting, no tracking and no servers of its own. Scanning, drawing the map, browsing folders and moving things to the Trash are all local and never touch the network.
There is exactly one situation in which anything leaves your Mac: when you start an AI cleanup. AppleTree then sends a summary of the scan — paths, names and sizes, never file contents — to the planner you chose. You trigger it deliberately each time, and every other feature works without it. The full detail is in the Privacy-Policy.
| Source | https://github.com/emircanerkul/appletree |
| Issues | https://github.com/emircanerkul/appletree/issues |
| Documentation | The README ships inside the app — Help → AppleTree README |
| Security reports | security@appletree.apps.erklab.com — please do not use a public issue |
| Support | support@appletree.apps.erklab.com |
| Privacy requests | privacy@appletree.apps.erklab.com |
AppleTree is developed by Emircan ERKUL · erklab.com
- Using the app commercially — buy it on the Mac App Store. A purchase grants that buyer commercial use of their own compiled copy; it is personal to the purchase and does not extend to anyone else.
- Using the source commercially — not permitted. The source is MIT for inherited portions and CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 for the rest. Buying the app does not license the code, and it does not permit redistribution, resale, or bundling AppleTree into another product.
Full text: LICENSE. The license also opens inside the app under Help → AppleTree License.