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agedu review

Free#52 of 104 in Disk Space Analyzers

A focused, free Linux utility for finding large and unused data.

3.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

agedu is a free, open-source Unix disk-usage analyzer for Linux users who need to identify storage that may be suitable for cleanup. It scans directory trees, indexes usage by directory and subdirectory, and records file last-access times. Reports can be viewed as graphical HTML through a local web server or printed as text in a format similar to du. Its focus is practical and specialized: finding where disk space is used and which files have not been accessed recently.

The pricing model is straightforward: agedu is open source and available under a free plan. There are no paid tiers to compare, so the product’s value is concentrated in its scanning and reporting capabilities rather than packaged service levels. It supports include, exclude, and prune patterns, along with cross-filesystem scans, which helps tailor analysis to a particular directory tree. Textual scan dumps can also be exported and imported, giving the utility a way to preserve or move scan results.

Its standout feature is the combination of disk-usage indexing with access-time analysis. Age filters let users query reports by file-age thresholds, making agedu more targeted than a basic directory-size listing when the goal is to locate older data. SSH is listed as an integration, while the local web server keeps report viewing tied to the scanned environment. agedu is a good fit for Linux users who want a focused, scriptable-style utility with HTML and text output. It is less suitable for users seeking a broad desktop interface, treemap visualization, AI features, or a native Windows application.

agedu pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Indexes directory usage while recording last-access times
    • Generates local graphical HTML and text reports
    • Supports age filters, SSH, and cross-filesystem scans
  • Where it doesn't
    • Focused on Linux and has no native Windows port
    • Does not provide a verified treemap view
    • Offers no AI features

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