You can download the free app (Win/MacOS) at https://www.arteryengine.com/zoomdir/
(It's an early alpha version so please report any issues.)
Better quality video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fz6hFkU6Mn4
The source of the pictured data is my Steam folder, but that's just an example.
by ViktorChlumsky
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Like an improved windirstat. Nice!
It would be funny if it would only work on the steam folder 🙂
Microsoft would explode 20 times over if they tried to make something this practical
This is beautiful. I’m thinking of ways I can replicate this for business application.
Post says early alpha, but website says beta. Which would it be?
Oh neat, fancy windirstat
Pretty cool, like a flashier spacemonger. That exe from 2000 is still putting in work
You might want to take some inspiration from WizTree. They perform some black magic to scan your drive in a few seconds. I think they directly walk the filesystem (MFT) rather than going through OS layers. It does require admin for this, however.
Currently Zoomdir takes quite long to scan through e.g. my docker system folder, as it has a ton of tiny files.
Watch out for virtual links and cloud-style virtual drive.
Like this one:
[https://www.windowslatest.com/2025/11/07/windows-11-phone-link-app-is-losing-photos-feature-android-gallery-moving-to-file-explorer/](https://www.windowslatest.com/2025/11/07/windows-11-phone-link-app-is-losing-photos-feature-android-gallery-moving-to-file-explorer/)
basically folders like “Camera” are links to *.search-ms files that are scripts, in this case retrieving the content of my Camera folder on my phone live.
I will give a try , but I still believe Sequoia View is the best for me 😉