Map
Turn folder sizes into a navigable layout with clear relative scale.
Storage visualizer
DriveMap
See drive usage as a navigable map so hidden storage problems become easier to understand.
Planned for development
DriveMap is not available as a finished download yet. It is a planned Nova Labs desktop utility focused on visual drive usage and storage mapping. Development will begin after the product direction, interface, and core workflow are finalised.
NOVA-DMP-06Visual storage context
DriveMap is planned for people who want a fast visual overview before diving into folder-by-folder cleanup.
Windows plannedIn development queueFile typesSpace trends
Workflow
Built for visual scanning.
Focus
Jump into oversized folders, stale project trees, and media-heavy areas.
Compare
Review file categories and storage changes across scans.
Product answers
What DriveMap is being designed to do.
What it does
DriveMap is planned to turn folder sizes and file categories into a navigable visual map so users can understand where drive space is going before cleanup.
Key features
Planned features include storage maps, category filters, folder drill-down, oversized-area detection, and scan-to-scan comparison ideas.
Benefits
It is intended to make storage decisions easier by showing relative size and context before users open folder after folder manually.
Use cases
Use cases include local drive review, archive cleanup, media-folder inspection, project storage planning, and comparing storage patterns across scans.
Screenshots
Finished application screenshots will be added after the first prototype UI exists. The current visual is product artwork, not a shipped interface screenshot.
FAQ
DriveMap FAQ
How is DriveMap different from DiskScope?
DiskScope is the current production storage analysis utility. DriveMap is a planned visual layer focused on map-style storage exploration.
Is DriveMap available now?
No. DriveMap is currently a planned Nova Labs product without a public build.
Will DriveMap delete files?
The planned focus is visualization and review. Any cleanup workflow would need explicit confirmation and safety controls before release.
Development status
DriveMap is planned for development and should be treated as a product concept, not a completed public release.
- The Windows desktop version is the intended first target.
- The planned focus is folder-size maps, file-type insights, and storage trend review.
- Download links may show availability checks until a build is ready.