Thank You, Uptodown! DiskRaptor Now Available for Mac & Windows
A big thank you to Uptodown for listing DiskRaptor on both the Mac and Windows portals! Their editorial team described DiskRaptor as a “fast, privacy-focused disk analyzer” — a summary we're proud to stand behind.
What Uptodown wrote
The listing, reviewed by the Uptodown Content Team, highlights what we've built DiskRaptor around: deep insight into your storage without sacrificing privacy. It describes the modern Rust engine that scans millions of files in seconds, the interactive 3D Galaxy View for visualizing your disk structure, and the tools to identify large folders, detect duplicates, analyze file types, and monitor drive health with S.M.A.R.T. diagnostics — all in one unified interface.
Two platforms, one install
Being listed on Uptodown means Mac and Windows users have one more trusted place to download DiskRaptor. The Mac listing ships the signed, notarized .dmg — complete with a published SHA256 checksum so you can verify the download — and the Windows listing points to the NSIS installer. No ads, no bundled software, no surprises.
Free, open source, zero telemetry
Uptodown's “Distribution model” section captures exactly what matters to us: DiskRaptor is free, released under the MIT license, with the source code on GitHub. There is zero tracking and zero telemetry — your disk analysis never leaves your machine.
25 languages, worldwide
The listing also notes that DiskRaptor is available in 25 languages. Like Uptodown itself, which serves readers across more than a dozen local editions, we want DiskRaptor to be usable by everyone — wherever they are and whatever language they speak.
Thank you, Uptodown, for welcoming DiskRaptor to your catalog. To everyone discovering the tool through the listing — happy scanning, and if you run into anything, we're listening on GitHub.
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Free, open source, cross-platform — scan locally, understand your storage, and keep your data private.