Disky analyzes Android storage usage across local filesystems and displays which files take space.
Disky
Disky analyzes Android storage usage and helps identify which files and folders take up the most space.
About Disky
Disky is an open source Android app that analyzes storage use on a device and shows which files and folders take up the most space. The project describes it as a filesystem analyzer that reports how storage is being used. It supports all local filesystems on the device and includes Material You theming. The app is released under the GPLv3 license. According to the project, some older releases accidentally included an MIT license file instead.
The source is limited to Android. The homepage does not describe supported Android versions, scanning limits, or any optional cloud or external services.
Key features
- Shows which files and folders use the most storage on a device
- Supports all local filesystems on the device
- Scans larger devices quickly, according to the project
- Material You theme that adapts to the device's theme
- Signed APK available for direct installation on a phone
- Can be built from source with Android Studio or Gradle
Best for: Android users who want to find which files and folders are using the most storage on their device.
Good for
- Open source under the GPLv3 license
- Supports all local filesystems on the device
- Includes Material You theming
Watch out for
- Listed as available only for Android
Disky at a glance
- Website
- github.com/newhinton/disky
- Category
- Mobile Apps › Android Apps
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Disky FAQ
Is the source code available?
Yes. The source code is hosted in a public GitHub repository at github.com/newhinton/disky and is released under the GPLv3 license.
How can the app be installed?
The project provides a signed APK that can be downloaded and installed on a phone. The app can also be built from the repository using Android Studio or the command ./gradlew assemble.
Which license applies to the app?
The app is released under GPLv3. The project states that some older releases accidentally included an MIT license file instead.
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