Drawerful finds every file stored more than once, on every drive you own, even the unplugged ones.
Plug each one in once. Drawerful remembers what's on it and compares it byte for byte, so a drive back in the drawer still counts.
The same four drives, read by the app. Scanning and review are free. You pay when you want the space back.
Three of these photos are stored twice, under different names. Tap the copy you want to keep.
Any drive your Mac can read. Pause it, unplug it, come back tomorrow.
Compared byte for byte, so a renamed copy is still a copy.
It still counts. An unplugged drive stays in the comparison.
Reads every drive once. Pause it, unplug it, come back tomorrow.
One decision per file. Return keeps our pick, 1 to 3 keeps another.
A statement first. Then 30 days to change your mind.
What you free up is set aside on the same drive, and you can put it back any time. It stays until you delete it for good, and we ask first. Or turn on clean-up and we'll delete it for you after 30 days. Only if you ask.
If a file exists in only one place, we never offer it. You saw that above. Look-alikes, the same shot saved smaller, are your call, and we ask first.
No account, no upload, no telemetry. The index is a file on your disk.
Not a copy. Live Photos stay whole. Bursts are labelled as bursts.
Less than the smallest SSD you'd buy to solve this the other way. No account, no renewals.
Free to scan. Pay when you free up. Up to 2 Macs in your home.
No.You pay once, and every 1.x update is included. Your licence never expires.
Scanning and review.Every drive, for as long as you like. You see your own number before you pay. Freeing up space is the paid part.
Not on its own.What you free up waits on the same drive until you delete it for good, or until 30 days pass if you turn on clean-up. And if a file exists in only one place, we never offer it.
That's fine.Plug each in once. After that it's searchable from the drawer.
No.There's no account, no upload and no tracking. Everything Drawerful knows about your drives lives in one file on your Mac.
macOS 14 or later,on Apple silicon. It's under 5 MB, and one licence covers up to 2 Macs in your home.
Reads every drive once. Pause it, unplug it, come back tomorrow.
Scanning 4 drives · reading only, nothing changes
I'm about to read four drives.