Filelight

How many times have you found yourself in the situation of having to check your storage in order to make sensible changes, but never had the appropriate tools to do it? Windows comes with default apps for such scenarios; however, they almost never live up to one's expectations.

What do you do when that happens? Simple, you download Filelight, an application designed to help you understand how your storage resources are allocated.

The interface is not necessarily complex, but it is well organized and quite complete. You have different options, but the main star of this particular app is the central pictogram, a representation of your storage space divided amongst different categories of files and programs.

It tells you what occupies most of your space, how big files are and, most importantly, how many of them are simple user files. In order for the app to be even simpler, the different sides are color-coded and, as a result, it is easier for users to distinguish file usage within their computers.

When it comes to purpose, Filelight has plenty of that as well. You can use it at home as your main storage analyzer, or you could give it the role of backup checker, just to make sure the collected data is indeed true.

No matter what role you prescribe it, Filelight will become your best buddy, and it should be that way since it really proves useful, accurate and also fast in its job. Filelight also gets updated quite often, so you're bound to be blessed with more functionality as you go along in this partnership.

Filelight is an application that will not disappoint you. It is reliable and accurate, fast and also thorough. All the results are useful and can be tailored to fit any user's needs. If you add to this the fact that it is not a very heavyweight program, you will probably arrive at the same conclusion, more specifically that it is an application worth taking into account.