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The easiest open source app you will ever use to detect huge files. Built with Rust + React (Tauri).
Squirreldisk is an open source alternative to softwares like: WinDirStat, WizTree, TreeSize and DaisyDisk.
Some features:
Please note that the current version is not 100% stable yet, and you may encounter bugs.
Why the binary isn't Codesigned and marked as unsafe?
Right click > Open once (it won't run, since the binaries are not signed an alert will appear), then do it again Right click > Open to bypass the issue, it won't happen again after the first time.This app was a project from 2 years ago built in Electron in 2 days, I decided to port it to Tauri to achieve better performances and to make it Open Source. Yay.
The code is still spaghetti and needs a lot of refactoring.
If you find any bugs, please report it by submitting an issue on our issue page with a detailed explanation. Giving some screenshots would also be very helpful.
You can also submit a feature request on our issue page or discussions and we will try to implement it as soon as possible.
$ claude mcp add squirreldisk \
-- python -m otcore.mcp_server <graph>