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Diskzy vs OmniDiskSweeper: an honest comparison

OmniDiskSweeper from The Omni Group is a free utility with one clear job: it shows the files on your drive from largest to smallest and lets you open them or move them to the Trash. It has been freeware since 2009, and Omni still offers downloads for older macOS versions as well as the current one.

Diskzy starts from the same question, what is using the space, and goes further. It names the parts of System Data, suggests what is safe to clean with a reason for each item, removes apps with their leftovers, and keeps its picture of the disk current after the first read. It is a paid app and needs macOS 15 or later.

DiskzyOmniDiskSweeper
PriceFree for 72 hours with everything unlocked, then $9 once for 2 Macs.Free.
How it shows the diskMaps the whole disk, with search by name, kind, size or age.A list of files and folders sorted from largest to smallest.
System DataBreaks System Data into named parts, each sized and marked Safe to clear, Look first or Managed by macOS.Not stated
Cleanup suggestionsClean up tab lists caches, logs, Xcode leftovers, build folders and more, each ticked or unticked with a reason.None. You decide what to remove from the list.
App uninstallerYes, with leftovers.Not stated
Staying current after the first scanStays current as files change.Not stated
Where deleted files goThe Trash.The Trash.
RequirementsmacOS 15 Sequoia or later, Apple silicon and Intel.Not stated for the current version. Older builds are offered for macOS versions back to 10.4.

When OmniDiskSweeper is the better choice

Choose OmniDiskSweeper if you want a free, simple list of your largest files and are comfortable judging for yourself what is safe to delete, or if you need a build for an older Mac.

When Diskzy is the better choice

Choose Diskzy if you want guidance on what is safe to clear, an explanation of System Data, an uninstaller, and a view that stays up to date without rescanning.

Details about OmniDiskSweeper were checked on October 10, 2026 against omnigroup.com, omnigroup.com. Prices and features change; check their site for the latest.

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