Drive Doppler

Drive Doppler is your go-to tool for managing disk space. If you’ve ever noticed that your computer’s storage fills up quickly, you’re not alone. Even with a simple 33.6 modem, it’s easy to stack up 1.2GB of data in no time! Once you're connected online, it's just a matter of days before your drive is loaded with games, apps, utilities, and all sorts of stuff.

What Happens When You Run Out of Space?

So what do you do when your storage is almost gone? You probably start by checking the usual spots: the download folder, Program Files, and cleaning out those Temporary Files. But sometimes, even after all that work, you're still low on space!

Why Use Drive Doppler?

There are tons of disk space tools out there that can show you how much space is left or which folders are hogging all your storage. But can they actually tell you where that free space went? Which folders filled up since this morning? Or which ones didn’t change at all after cleaning?

The Magic of Snapshots

This is where Drive Doppler comes in! It gives you the answers by taking digital snapshots of your hard drive's file distribution. First, it captures what everything looks like now. Then, after you've used your computer for a bit, it takes another snapshot so you can compare the two.

See Where Your Space Went!

This comparison shows exactly where all that once-free hard drive space disappeared! Make sure the $300 you spent on that huge hard drive goes further or extend the life of an old 1.2GB drive.

Key Features of Drive Doppler

Here are some cool features:

• Compensates for "slack space"—those tiny 1KB files can add up!


• Identifies your drive allocation unit—whether it's FAT32 or NTFS.


• Tree-based viewing lets you see the whole picture or zoom in on details.


• A color-coded system helps spot those space-hogging folders quickly.


• You can get HTML output to see everything clearly in your web browser!


• Save multiple images to compare your disk over different times—yesterday, last week—no problem!

A Quick Note About Limitations

Please note:

• You get a 21-day trial period to try it out!