Strata
Disk map and uninstaller for macOS
Find the 40 GB you forgot about.
Strata maps a whole Mac in seconds, shows every folder at its real size, and clears what is not needed in a way that can be undone: everything it removes goes to the Trash, and Put Back returns it in one click. One window holds a room for each job, from the Space Map and the uninstaller to junk files, duplicates and the AI models apps download without asking.
- 14 MBDownload, 55 MB installed: Swift, no browser engine
- macOS 13+Universal build for Apple silicon and Intel
- 36Releases in September and October 2026, all on a public changelog
- $9.99Strata Pro, paid once; seeing stays free
What went into it
- The Space Map draws any drive or folder to scale, every app and folder a card sized by the space it takes. A full boot volume is scanned in under a minute on most Macs, and the Overview shows what it can while the scan counts on.
- Sizes are what files occupy on disk, not the length they claim, so the totals agree with Finder on APFS, where clones, sparse files and compression make those two numbers differ. Hard links are counted once, so snapshots do not inflate the total.
- The uninstaller reads an app's bundle identifier, searches eighteen Library locations for what belongs to it, grades every match and checks each one against every other installed app first, so removing Word never offers up Excel's preferences.
- The AI Data Sweeper finds every AI model on the Mac, from Apple Intelligence's own to the gigabytes Ollama, LM Studio and Hugging Face keep in hidden folders, names each one the way its app does, and sizes it.
- Nothing is erased: everything goes to the Trash, Put Back returns it right away or from Recently Removed for 90 days, and macOS's own files are refused whatever the user asks.
- No account, no telemetry and no analytics. The only thing Strata fetches is its own update, and one switch turns that off.








