Foundation is the file manager, and it is in every install. Everything below adds a body of work to it. You do not buy an add-on: you hold a bundle, and the bundle grants the add-ons in it — the same add-on in two bundles is never charged twice.
The file manager itself — tabs, panes, the list, the sidebar, copy, move, rename and undo.
Foundation is the file manager: the list, the tabs, the tree, the drives in the sidebar, and every operation that moves a file. It ships in every install, free, and there is no setting that removes it. Turning it off would leave you with a window.
Read about Foundation →Each one says what it does today, what is in the app but switched off, and what is not built yet. Nothing here has a buy button — the bundles are what you hold.
Git status on the row, staging and commits from the file list, and fetch, pull and push without leaving the folder.
Read code in the preview pane with real syntax highlighting, and edit it there when a whole IDE is too much.
Checksum a file or a thousand, write and verify a sidecar, and keep a terminal in the same window.
Read about IT →The metadata your operating system hides: NTFS alternate data streams on Windows, extended attributes on macOS.
Read about Platform →Open a zip like a folder, build one from a selection, and read the encrypted entries you were sent.
Thumbnails in the grid, a full preview in the pane, and the EXIF, IPTC and XMP behind each shot.
Convert video to AV1 from the file list, with profiles, and watch it run on the job board.
Every theme in light and dark, and a studio for building your own.
Save the tabs you have open under a name, and open them all again tomorrow.
Switch on a small server inside the app and reach this machine's files from a browser, behind a token you control.
Read about Web access →Long jobs run in the background on a board you can watch: progress, rate, ETA, pause, resume, cancel.
Encrypted backup is being built. Cloud storage in the sidebar is not in the app yet.
Read about Cloud →The assistant is not here yet. It is named in two bundles, clearly marked, and not part of any price.
Read about AI →Coming soon means it is not built, it is named because a bundle names it, and it is not charged for. “You switch it on” means it is in the app today, below the default bar on that add-on’s Minimum readiness slider in Settings › Features.
