Works right out of the box, just download and do a build and you get a very detailed report. Fantastic tool to see what is going into your build. Highly recommended!

No brainer tool to check what files are being compiled .

It shows you a list of stuff included in a build, how much space each thing took, and has a button that navigates the editor to where the thing is in the project files. There's no set up at all, it auto generates when you make a build. Can't be much more utilitous than that.

Literally, there's no other Build Report Tools out there that could beat this one. I've tried all those paid and free assets but none could do what this tool is doing. Developer is quick in solving any bug that's reported. Totally recommended and a Must Have asset this is.

Does not work spent hours trying, comes with no instructions or video tutorial, asked for refund, been 26 days before i got a response (from asset store) as seller said to file refund, i chased it up numurous times with no reply finally said because I downloaded it can't have a refund regardless of weither it works or not, this is my last ever purchase from the asset store. (The seller of the asset told me to file for refund which I did) as of 5th July no refund.

An excellent asset. I use it frequently and find it extremely helpful. Thank you! P.S. I don't know if it is possible, but it would be great to have some info on which code was stripped out with the 'Strip Engine Code' tool.

Been using it for couple of years, was facing some problem issues with Unity 6 but developer helped in fixing that quick.

Please! Add support for the macos editor. const string EDITOR_KEY_MAC = "/Unity.app/Contents/MacOS/Unity"; Thank you!

There on Windows builds. Missing on Android builds.

I did't quite understand at first how to use it..is better for new users to do a video tutorial how get actually the report and put it on build report tool. I didn't found useful the documentation..i just figured out how to get the actual report by playing around. I have a tons of files inside my app, and it was hard to find what was not compressed on build. I currently manage to reduce my .apk size from 230MB to 95MB, by just shrinking the top 10 big files. Thanks :)