Crossfire.
One app's scattered files, mapped.
Pick an app and Crossfire traces every folder it touched: the install, its AppData, the cache and config it left in your Documents, Downloads and temp. Each folder becomes a node sized by its bytes, ranked by its share of the app total, so you see one program's real footprint as a single constellation instead of a number in one place.
- one app, every folder
- install to appdata to scattered
- stage to the tray
What you see while it traces
Every Atlas tool has its own loading animation, drawn from the work that tool actually does. While Crossfire follows one app's files out from its install into AppData and config, the panel below plays that same trace, rendered live on this page.
One app, every place it hides
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Pick a single app
Choose one installed app. Crossfire maps every folder it actually uses, not just its install directory.
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See the whole footprint
The install folder, AppData Roaming, the AppData Local cache, config files and even its registry keys light up as one constellation with a beam to each location.
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Read the ownership ledger
Each location lists its size and its share of the total footprint, so you can tell the multi-gigabyte cache apart from the tiny config file at a glance.
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Stage what you do not need
Stage a folder straight to the Tray from here. A plain uninstaller would have touched one of these places; Crossfire shows you the rest.
You think an app is gone or small, but its caches and scattered data quietly sit across several folders you would never think to check.
The app's true footprint shown as one map, every location sized and owned, with the heavy folders ready to stage.
