GrandPerspective is a Mac OS X utility that visually displays the file system's disk usage. By using it, users can efficiently manage disk space by identifying the largest files and folders.

This tool employs a useful tree map for data visualization purposes, whereby each file is displayed as a rectangle with an area relative to its size. Although, files in the same folder appear together, their positioning is otherwise arbitrary.
The software comes equipped with a range of features such as configurable display of views, choice of color mapping schemes, configurable mapping by file type, and the ability to view package contents and the entire volume. Moreover, it also boasts convenient navigation and filtering of views that help users to traverse the folder hierarchy, select and delete files, and reveal files and folders in the Finder.
This software also supports hard-linked files and folders, can analyze Time Machine backups, provides memory and disk footprint, is fully internationalized, and has extensive help documentation. It is available as a Universal Binary and is designed to support multiple views that allow you to compare the results of clean-up and save images for later retrieval.
Overall, GrandPerspective is an excellent tool for managing and monitoring storage space on Mac OS X, with a snappy and responsive GUI, configurable user preferences, and the ability to save results of disk scanning operations.
Version 1.5.1:
Minor improvements:
- Added support for reporting file sizes with decimal-based units (where 1 kB is 1000 bytes instead of 1024 bytes).
- Added ability to copy path of selected item to paste board.
Bug fixes:
- Fixed bug: Rescanning a deleted directory could crash the application