See what keeps using your disk.
FindDiskKiller reúne la E/S de disco de las apps, el espacio de los agentes de IA, la actividad de archivos y el estado de la unidad en un espacio nativo de macOS, y ayuda a revisar conversaciones antiguas de Codex y Claude.
100%
Local Processing
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Data Uploaded
macOS 14+
Supported
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Capabilities
Actividad de apps, espacio de agentes de IA, archivos, dispositivos y estado en un solo espacio.
Inicia un análisis local del almacenamiento de Codex y Claude, atribuye el uso a cada thread o sesión y revisa conversaciones antiguas antes del borrado permanente mediante capacidades oficiales compatibles.
El análisis nunca se inicia automáticamente. Se omiten sesiones activas o modificadas y un provider incompatible nunca recurre a escribir bases de datos ni borrar transcripts manualmente. Claude Desktop y Cowork se eliminan en Claude Desktop.
CPU, disk read/write, network download/upload — per process, sortable columns, adjustable widths. Four dimensions at once.
Open file locations, recently modified directories, and on-demand access tracing — start tracing any path to see who reads or writes it.
Device throughput shown with familiar names — Macintosh HD, JianDisk — not cryptic identifiers. See which device is busy.
Temperature, lifetime reads/writes, wear level, spare capacity, power-on hours — only showing fields your hardware actually reports.
Differentiation
FindDiskKiller se centra en una tarea: seguir una actividad de disco persistente hasta la app, los archivos y el dispositivo físico que la originan.
| Conventional resource views | FindDiskKiller |
|---|---|
| Metrics split across separate views | App-centric workspace: disk, CPU, network, files together |
| Easy to see one-second spikes | 5-second rate, cumulative total, peak, and sustained patterns |
| Low-level device identifiers | Familiar volume names and storage relationships first |
| Missing values mistaken for zero | Unavailable, partial coverage, and reason explicitly shown |
| File events become a firehose of logs | Guided workflow into targeted per-file tracing |
Privacy by design
Start monitoring immediately. Grant additional access only when you need it.
Basic CPU, disk, network, volume, and process data are available without admin privileges.
El componente en segundo plano solo se instala cuando decides iniciar el seguimiento de un archivo o una carpeta.
Monitoring and analysis happen on your Mac. No process names, file paths, disk serial numbers, or monitoring history are uploaded. No ads, telemetry, or third-party tracking SDKs.
Activity Monitor shows per-process resource usage but does not combine disk I/O, file activity, and drive health evidence in one workspace. FindDiskKiller adds time-range charts, targeted file tracing, and SMART/NVMe health data — all without sending your data off-device.
Yes. Physical device throughput is shown for all mounted volumes. For SMART/NVMe health data, availability depends on your enclosure and connection type. Many USB enclosures do not pass through SMART attributes; the UI explicitly marks unavailable data.
La supervisión básica funciona sin privilegios de administrador. El seguimiento de archivos solicita instalar un componente en segundo plano la primera vez que se usa. Para seguir ubicaciones protegidas puede ser necesario conceder acceso total al disco en Ajustes del Sistema. Tú decides cuándo comienza y termina el seguimiento.
No. All monitoring, analysis, and display happens on your Mac. No process names, file paths, disk serial numbers, or monitoring history are transmitted. The app contains no analytics, telemetry, or third-party tracking SDKs.
Quit the app, remove the background component in System Settings > General > Login Items & Extensions, then drag the app from Applications to Trash. No kernel extensions, launch daemons, or launch agents are installed. See the Uninstall page for step-by-step instructions.
