The short answer
No.
TreeSize runs only on Windows, and JAM Software makes no macOS version; from a Windows PC, TreeSize Professional can scan a Mac over SSH, and so can Personal on a typical home network, but nothing runs on the Mac itself. Diskaroo does: a drill-in treemap and a sunburst of where your space went, a duplicate finder that compares file contents, and the Collector for clearing a batch in one go. It's free with a Bravely Account, and the same account covers Diskaroo on Windows and Linux.
Free with a Bravely Account. No card, no trial clock, no subscription.
Verified . Source linked at the bottom.
| On Mac | Diskaroo | TreeSize |
|---|---|---|
| Runs on a Mac | Yes, native (macOS 14 or later) | No: Windows only (it can scan a Mac over SSH) |
| Duplicate finder | Yes, by file contents, free | Checksum-based, from Personal |
| Network and cloud storage | Not tested; no network-specific features | Server shares, cloud and SSH from Personal |
| Scheduled scans, exports and command line | No | PDF export in every edition, other exports from Personal; scheduling and command line in Professional |
| Account needed | Yes (a free Bravely Account) | No (paid editions use an installation key) |
| Price | Free, one account, Mac, Windows and Linux | Free for home use; Personal $25.20/user/yr; Professional from $49.20/user/yr |
No. TreeSize runs only on Windows. From a Windows PC, TreeSize Professional can scan a Mac over SSH, and so can Personal on a typical home network, but JAM Software makes no TreeSize for macOS; the Mac App Store's 'TreeSize - Disk Usage' is another developer's app.
Diskaroo, if your Mac shares a desk with Windows or Linux machines: it runs on all three under one free Bravely Account, with a treemap, a sunburst and a duplicate finder that compares file contents. Other Mac options include GrandPerspective, DaisyDisk and, since September 2026, WizTreeMac.
Yes. Diskaroo is a gift: sign in with a free Bravely Account, map your first folder, then claim Diskaroo Pro in the app, free, for life. No card, no trial clock, no subscription.
Only to scan the whole Mac. Your home folder and any folder you pick scan without it. When you choose Scan This Mac, Diskaroo explains why and shows you where to turn it on: System Settings, then Privacy & Security, then Full Disk Access.
No. 'TreeSize - Disk Usage' ($3.99) and 'Tree Size' ($9.99) come from other developers, and JAM says its products run only on Windows.
No: TreeSize Free is Windows-only and for private, non-commercial use. On a Mac, Diskaroo is free with a Bravely Account (a treemap, a sunburst, duplicates by content and the Collector). GrandPerspective and OmniDiskSweeper are free, and WizTreeMac is free for personal use.
Stay on TreeSize for Windows file servers and shares: its server and cloud scanning, reports and scheduled scans are built for that work. Add Diskaroo for the Macs, and the Linux machines, that TreeSize can't run on.
Treemap disk visualizer
Free with a Bravely Account. No card, no trial clock, no subscription.
TreeSize platform support verified on the TreeSize site. Subject to change. Full Diskaroo vs TreeSize comparison.