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Filegram is a desktop disk space analyzer developed and published by Filegram, currently available at version 0.2.11, with a total of three versions released in the catalog. Falling within the disk analysis and storage management category, the software is designed to help users understand how storage capacity is being consumed on their systems. Its core function is to scan a selected directory and present the contents as an interactive treemap chart, in which files and folders are represented proportionally according to their size. This visual approach makes it possible to identify large files and space-heavy directories at a glance, without manually inspecting individual folders. Because the treemap is interactive, users can navigate directly through the file tree within the chart itself, drilling down into nested directories to trace exactly where disk space is being used. Typical use cases include locating the largest consumers of storage on a crowded drive, auditing the contents of a directory before cleanup or archiving, and gaining a quick structural overview of unfamiliar or deeply nested folder hierarchies. The combination of directory scanning, proportional size visualization, and in-chart navigation supports a workflow oriented toward quickly finding what is taking up space, which is the central purpose of the application. As a desktop application, Filegram runs locally on the user's machine and operates on directories chosen by the user, presenting results immediately in its treemap view. The low version number of the current release, 0.2.11, together with the fact that three versions have been published, indicates a project in active early development that has already seen multiple iterations. Users evaluating disk analysis tools may consider Filegram when an interactive, visual representation of file sizes and direct navigation of the file tree are preferred over plain text listings or static reports.
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