I built a Windows app because I kept running out of disk space

So I built DiskBOX — a Windows disk analyzer that helps you visually understand your storage and find things worth cleaning.

The idea is simple:

• See exactly what's consuming your disk

• Search and analyze files quickly

• Find duplicate files with content verification

• Discover large Steam/Epic game installations

• Clean unwanted files safely

• Understand where your storage is going instead of randomly deleting folders

The goal isn't another "PC cleaner" that runs a mysterious scan and tells you to buy a subscription.

I wanted something more transparent: show me what's taking space, let me decide what to do.

I've just put it online:

https://diskbox.app

I'm curious about something from other indie hackers:

When your own computer runs out of storage, what's the most frustrating part — finding what's taking space, identifying duplicates, or deciding what is actually safe to delete?

I'd love to hear how you currently solve this.