4.0 Hand-coded Portable Application Description, or PAD for short, is a data set that is used by shareware authors to disseminate information to anyone interested in their software products. To find out more go to http://www.asp-shareware.org/pad Qoncept Apps ES https://qoncept.io Qoncept Apps info@qoncept.io Qoncept Apps info@qoncept.io info@qoncept.io info@qoncept.io info@qoncept.io https://x.com/QonceptApps Clonemap 1.4.4 10 17 2026 0 EUR 0 Freeware Minor Update Install and Uninstall macOS English,German,Spanish,French,Portuguese,Russian,Japanese,Korean,ChineseSimplified 27354779 26714 26.1 N Clonemap 1.4.4 fits the Share window in every language. Utilities::File Management Utilities macOS 11.0 or later, Apple Silicon or Intel (Universal). APFS, clones, APFS clones, snapshots, Time Machine local snapshots, disk space, storage, purgeable space, macOS, Finder, disk usage, free See APFS clones and snapshot space on a Mac Shows what an APFS drive stores once as clones, and what a snapshot holds back. Clonemap is a free Mac app that reads what APFS records about every file on a drive and shows how much is stored once as clones, which files share their blocks, and what a local snapshot holds back. It opens no file and changes nothing. The Finder counts every copy, but on APFS a copy is often a clone that takes no space of its own. Clonemap reads what APFS records about every file on a drive and shows how much is stored once, the families of files that share their blocks, and why deleting can free so little while a local snapshot holds them. It opens no file, uploads nothing and changes nothing. Free, Universal, macOS 11 or later. The Finder counts every copy, but on APFS a copy is often a clone that shares its blocks with the original and takes no space of its own. Clonemap reads what APFS records about every file on a drive, in one pass, and shows what that means for the disk. Clone families group the files that are clones of each other, largest saving first, with where each copy lives, what the disk really holds and what deleting them would free. The snapshot view explains why deleting can free so little: it names the local snapshot and splits the space into what the snapshot holds, what clones share and what belongs to one file alone. Clonemap opens no file, uploads nothing and keeps its results on the Mac. It changes and deletes nothing; to act on a family, Reveal in Finder takes you to its copies. It is free, Universal, and runs on macOS 11 or later. It comes from the makers of DuoBolt, which finds duplicate files and can turn them into clones. https://duobolt.app/clonemap/ https://duobolt.app/press/clonemap/clonemap-overview.png https://duobolt.app/press/clonemap/clonemap-icon-512.png https://duobolt.app/clonemap/pad_file.xml https://duobolt.app/clonemap/dl https://duobolt.app/clonemap/ Clonemap is free. Please link to https://duobolt.app/clonemap/ rather than rehosting the disk image: it is signed, notarized and updates itself, and a mirrored copy goes stale.