The OmniDiskSweeper alternative
An alternative to OmniDiskSweeper that maps and cleans
OmniDiskSweeper lists the files and folders on a disk by size so you can find what is big. MacZentra does that too, and adds a Treemap, a Sunburst, a duplicate finder and developer junk scans. Anything it removes goes to the macOS Trash.
MacZentra vs. OmniDiskSweeper, side by side
| Feature | MacZentra | OmniDiskSweeper |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Free scan, one-time purchase to clean | Free |
| Disk visualization | Treemap, Sunburst and Tree View | Size-sorted list view |
| Duplicate finder | Exact (BLAKE3) + fuzzy name + similar photos | Not included |
| Developer junk | Docker, Xcode, node_modules, conda | Not included |
| App uninstaller | Full uninstall + leftover finder | Not included |
| Deletions | Always to the macOS Trash (recoverable) | See vendor |
Why people switch
See the shape of your disk
A Treemap and a Sunburst show which folders dominate at a glance, instead of scrolling a sorted list.
More than a size list
It includes duplicate and similar-photo detection, a developer junk scanner and an app uninstaller.
Free to scan
Scanning and all views are free. Cleaning is a one-time $49.99 purchase, checked offline with no account.
Frequently asked questions
Is MacZentra a good OmniDiskSweeper alternative?+
If you want a visual map and cleaning tools as well as a size-sorted list, yes. Scanning is free in MacZentra, and cleaning is a one-time purchase.
Does MacZentra show the biggest files first?+
Yes. The Tree View sorts by size, and the Treemap and Sunburst show the same data visually.
Can I undo a deletion?+
Yes. Everything MacZentra removes is moved to the macOS Trash, so you can restore it.
Scan your Mac for free
Scanning, the Treemap, Sunburst and Tree View are all free. Cleaning is a one-time $49.99 purchase. Anything you remove goes to the macOS Trash, so you can restore it.
macOS 13 Ventura or later · Apple silicon