Production release 1.2.4

DiskScope

A Windows storage analysis utility that scans drives and folders quickly, explains where space is going, and keeps every result on your computer.

Released June 8, 2026Windows x64EXE and MSINo account required
DiskScope hard-drive and magnifying-glass application artwork NOVA-DSK-01

Storage answers, locally.

Fast startup, paginated results, an expandable folder tree, live scan throughput, persistent Top 10 lists, safe cleanup controls, and reusable exports in one responsive desktop interface.

Production readyLocal SQLiteFolder treeLive scan rate
Features

See the scan while it is happening.

Fast scanning

Multithreaded drive and folder scanning with live results, a files-per-second indicator, and responsive pause, resume, and cancel controls.

Largest items

Paginated largest-file analysis plus persistent Top 10 file and folder lists with direct confirmed cleanup actions.

True folder tree

Explore expandable parent and child folders with open-folder states, branch guides, and aggregated descendant totals.

Find and inspect

Search, filter, sort, and page through results, then open a selected file's location directly in Windows Explorer.

Safer cleanup

Pause or finish the scan, then send selected files or Top 10 items to the Recycle Bin with confirmation and visible operation progress.

Portable reports

Export scan results to CSV, JSON, or a styled standalone HTML report for review and record keeping.

Safety and privacy

Your file inventory stays yours.

All scan data is processed locally. DiskScope does not upload file contents or require a cloud account. Results are stored in a local SQLite database so interrupted work can remain useful.

  • No file contents are uploaded.
  • Deletion uses the Windows Recycle Bin by default.
  • Deletion remains disabled until an active scan is paused or finished.
  • Local result data can be removed by deleting the DiskScope data folder.
Product tour

A clear view from scan to report.

Interface previews below illustrate the production workflow.

DiskScope Dashboard
Dashboard
Folders
Extensions
Errors
Storage overview
Largest filesarchive-backup.zipvideo-project.mkvvirtual-disk.vhdx
Main dashboard preview
Live Scan
Scanning D:\Projects
Pause · Cancel · 1,284,992 items
Live scanning controls
Top 10
  1. Projects 182 GB
  2. Archives 96 GB
  3. Media 74 GB
Persistent largest-item sidebar
Folder and Extension Views
Projects · 42%.zip · 24%.mkv · 17%
Folder and extension summaries
HTML Export
DiskScope Storage ReportScan summaryLargest filesFolder usage
Styled HTML export example
Use cases

Where DiskScope fits.

Free space safely

Find oversized installers, archives, media files, and duplicate work folders before choosing what to remove.

Understand project storage

Review folder trees and largest-item lists to see which projects, exports, or backups are consuming the most disk space.

Create local evidence

Export CSV, JSON, or HTML reports for maintenance records, support handoffs, and before-and-after storage reviews.

Requirements

Windows system requirements.

Operating system

64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11 with Microsoft WebView2 Runtime.

Installer status

Native Windows x64 EXE and MSI installers are available. Version 1.2.4 is not code-signed, so verify its published checksum.

Storage and access

Allow space for the local SQLite result database. Protected folders may require elevated access and are reported when unavailable.

FAQ

DiskScope FAQ

What does DiskScope do?

DiskScope scans selected Windows drives or folders, shows where storage is being used, lists the largest files and folders, and exports local scan reports.

Does DiskScope upload my file inventory?

No. DiskScope is designed for local analysis. Scan results stay on the computer unless the user exports and shares a report.

Can DiskScope delete files automatically?

No. Cleanup actions require user selection and confirmation, and deletion uses the Windows Recycle Bin by default.