Search, batch rename, archives, tags, two panes and a terminal, on Windows, macOS and Linux. Developers get the sharpest example of it: git status, a diff and your code, in the file list.
Download for Windows64-bit · installer Download for macOSApple silicon · installer
Free · Stable · also for Linux. The installers are not signed yet.
A mock, not a capture — the real screenshots land with #6889.
Every row in a repository carries its git status, so a folder of twenty checkouts tells you which three have work in them. Click a changed file and the diff opens in the preview pane, beside the file, not in another window. Stage it, commit it, switch branch, push — from the file list you were already looking at.
Dock a terminal under the file list and it starts in the folder on
screen, not in your home directory. Change folder in the list, and the next tab you open
starts there too. It is the same shell you always use — this app just stops making you
cd back to where you were.
Start typing to filter the folder you are in. Search the tree by name when the folder is not enough. Everything the app can do is one keystroke away in the command palette, so you never hunt a menu for a verb you already know the name of.
Search, archives and batch rename come with Productivity, €10 a month.
Delete puts the file in the Trash or the Recycle Bin, on all three operating systems, and there is no setting that quietly turns that into a permanent delete. Copy something onto a file that already exists and the app stops and asks, once, with the sizes and dates of both. Undo walks the last operations back.
Two are free with the file manager. The rest come with Personalization, €5 a month, along with the theme studio — build your own, save it as a file, hand it to someone else. An AI theme assistant is Coming soon.
Theme names describe the look they are inspired by; all trademarks belong to their owners; no affiliation implied.
Minimal is free and it is a whole file manager; Personalization at €5 and Productivity at €10 stand on their own; Developer, Remote, Creative and Operations run from €20 to €25; Everything is €40. Developer is the one this page has been talking about — git, code and the terminal, per person, on up to 3 computers.
The file manager as it comes. Free for personal use.
Freeforever
For people who want the app to feel like theirs.
€5per month
For people who move, find and rename more files than most.
€10per month
For people who know which folder is a repo before they open it.
€20per month
Pairs well with Productivity.
For people who cull a shoot before they import it.
€25per month
For people whose files live somewhere else.
Coming soon
For people who look after machines that are not theirs.
Coming soon
For people who would rather not choose.
€40per month
Pay yearly and you are charged for eleven months. Company licences are twice the price, per machine.
Windows, macOS and Linux. The Minimal bundle is free, and everything else is bought inside the app.
Take this one. It is the build that has been through the other two streams and come out the other side, and it is what the buttons below give you unless you ask for something else.
The same build, earlier, with less time behind it. Take it if you like finding the thing that broke before everyone else does.
Every build, as it is made. Some of them are broken. That is the arrangement.
Also available as a
.tar.gz for macOS and Linux, if you would rather unpack it yourself. Each
download shows its SHA-256 next to it — check it if you check things.
Downloads are being set up — check back shortly
We have not signed the installers yet, so your computer will not recognise them and will say so. Here is exactly what you will see, and what to do about it. Check the SHA-256 first if you want to know the file is the one we built.
Windows. SmartScreen says "Windows protected your PC". Click More info, then Run anyway. If you would rather not, right-click the file, choose Properties, tick Unblock, and run it normally.
macOS. Gatekeeper refuses the package because it is not signed or
notarised. Right-click the .pkg, choose Open, and
confirm at the prompt. If macOS will not offer that, run
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine ~/Downloads/<file>.pkg in a
terminal first — that removes the quarantine flag from that one file and nothing else.
Linux. The .deb is unsigned, so
apt will not verify it. Install it with
sudo dpkg -i <file>.deb, or unpack the
.tar.gz anywhere and run it from there.
The macOS one-line command installs an unsigned, unnotarised build and clears the Gatekeeper quarantine flag itself. It prints exactly what it is doing before it does it.
What changed, per stream: Release notes.
Unsigned builds straight from the trunk, for early testers. No auto-update yet, no signing yet — see above for the normal downloads.
File Manager ships on three update streams. Stable is the default for new installs; Insiders and Dev get the same build earlier, with less soak behind it.
Stream downloads are being prepared — check back shortly, or use the downloads above.
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