Version: 5.6.3
Operating System: macOS
Developer: SubRosaSoft.com Inc.
Interface language: English
Disk Xray
Storage on a Mac fills up in layers you cannot see in Finder: leftover app support files, repeated downloads, near-duplicate photos, and caches that never get emptied.
Six tools that scan before they delete
Naarak Studio ships Disk Xray as a native utility with six modules you can run side by side, including extra windows pointed at different volumes. The folder scanner walks a disk, a subfolder, or an attached drive-internal SSD, USB, Thunderbolt, network share, or memory card-and sorts the result so the largest folders sit at the top. A color map of file types shows whether space is photos, archives, or application bundles. From a row you can reveal the item in Finder, preview it, or copy its path before anything is removed.
Exact duplicates are a separate pass. You pick the location, including a whole disk, and the finder groups files and folders that match byte for byte, including copies of documents, music, videos, and application or framework bundles. Removal there only moves items to the Trash. Similar Pictures is not that check: you choose folders, it compares how images look, and two exports of the same shot can match even when size, format, or filename differ. The cleaner is narrower. Its manual says the scan always covers your Home folder and that you cannot point it at another root. Inside that tree it groups caches, logs, browser data (Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and Opera are named), and mail attachments. The Actions menu can mark items unused for a week, a month, or a year. Large files appear on a yellow background and stay out of that auto-select.
Uninstall leftovers, then decide what stays
The uninstaller lists an application together with the configuration, cache, and auxiliary files it associates with that app, and you can review that list before removal. For duplicates, Edit > Put Files Back restores Trash moves until the next scan or a restart. The cleaner offers the same Trash path or a permanent Delete; a Delete does not come back. That undo window does not apply to the shredder. Shredding encodes the name, zeroes the size, and strips metadata. On a supported hard disk it can also overwrite contents with a method you choose, including multi-pass options described in the manual. On SSDs, APFS volumes, and network drives the vendor states that content overwrite is unavailable; the extra steps only reduce how recoverable a normal delete would be.
Direct license versus the store listing
The direct edition is a one-time purchase through PayPro Global: $29 for a household user (install on home Macs), $59 for five company Macs, and $249 for a site license. VAT is added by country. Softpedia lists version 5.6.3 as a 14-day trial, a universal binary, and macOS 10.15 or later. The vendor homepage still states macOS 10.13 or later, with compatibility for macOS Tahoe and Apple silicon. The Mac App Store copy is a separate listing still on version 5.0, with monthly, yearly, and lifetime in-app purchases, so its price and trial length are not this download.
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PROS[*]Folder scans cover internal disks plus USB, Thunderbolt, FireWire, network shares, and memory cards, then sort the largest folders first.
[*]Duplicate groups are confirmed with a final byte-by-byte comparison, so a matching name alone is not treated as proof.
[*]Similar-photo matching still catches lookalike images when the files differ in dimensions, format, or filename.
[*]Uninstall previews the support files tied to an app, and both the cleaner and the duplicate finder can move a selection to the Trash.
[*]A household license is a one-time $29 purchase that the vendor allows on the Macs in one home.
CONS[*]Content overwrite in the shredder is limited to supported hard disks; SSDs, APFS volumes, and network drives do not get that pass.
[*]The disk cleaner always scans the Home folder, and the manual says that root cannot be changed.
[*]The vendor homepage and the current download listing disagree on the macOS floor (10.13 versus 10.15), so an older system needs a check before install.
[*]A 14-day trial is what the current download listing reports; after that the direct edition needs a paid license.
[*]Put Files Back restores Trash moves only until the next scan or a restart, and a permanent Delete or a shred cannot be undone.
[*]The Mac App Store edition is a different build still on version 5.0 with subscriptions, so a store receipt does not match this download.
What's New in 5.6.3 Show details [*]Release notes for version 5.6.3 were not published on official sources at research time.
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