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Klarity review

#85 of 104 in Disk Space Analyzers

A focused macOS analyzer with strong visual cleanup tools, but no free plan or integrations.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Klarity is a native macOS disk-space analyzer for users who want to understand how files and folders consume storage through visual maps. It supports startup disks, external drives, removable drives, and other mounted volumes, with folder drill-down and breadcrumbs for moving through directory hierarchies. File-type color coding, large-file filters, RAM monitoring, and a menu-bar widget extend the core analysis. Klarity is aimed at Mac users who prefer a focused visual cleanup tool rather than a broader storage-management suite.

Its standout feature is the choice of squarified treemap and icicle or flame graph visualizations. These views provide different ways to inspect storage structure, while the file-type legend adds context to the displayed areas. Users can filter large files by type and age, then move selected items to the Trash with confirmation safeguards. External and removable drive scanning also gives the app a wider scan scope than a tool limited to the internal disk. Processing stays local, with no data collection described in the product details.

Klarity is sold as a $6.99 one-time purchase, and its published plan lists treemap and icicle visualization, macOS 14 or later support, and compatibility with Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. There is no free plan, and the product does not provide integrations or exportable report formats. That makes Klarity a suitable choice for Mac users who value visual exploration, local processing, and direct cleanup controls. Users seeking a free alternative, cross-platform support, integrations, or report exports should choose another disk-space analyzer instead.

Klarity pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Treemap and icicle views make folder and file sizes easy to explore
    • Scans startup disks, external drives, removable drives, and mounted volumes
    • Local-only processing with confirmation safeguards before moving items to Trash
  • Where it doesn't
    • Requires macOS 14 or later
    • No free plan or exportable report formats
    • No integrations and Mac-only platform support

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