The everyday essentials.
Two-panel navigation
Keep the source and destination visible. Use selection, context menus, keyboard shortcuts and drag and drop for everyday operations.
File operations
Create files and directories, copy, move, rename, delete and inspect attributes where the storage supports these actions.
Search and archives
Find files by name or search text on supported sources. Create and extract archives, or download selected files as an archive where available.
Inspect first. Edit with context.
Code and text
The Ace editor provides syntax highlighting for code and configuration files, with light and dark themes.
Media previews
View images and PDF documents. Audio and video playback depends on the format and browser support.
Storage visibility
Inspect file sizes and analyze directory usage on supported sources. Local Git status indicators help identify changed files.
Connect the places you work.
FTP and SFTP
Open remote servers in either panel and save connection settings. SSH server keys are remembered per user; changed keys block reconnection.
WebDAV and S3
Connect WebDAV services, including the Yandex Disk preset, or an S3-compatible endpoint. S3 offers object metadata and link tools; filesystem operations differ from local storage.
Optional cloud accounts
Google Drive and Dropbox use separate administrator configuration and OAuth authorization. Google Drive uses the drive.file scope, so access is limited to files made available to the application.
A closer view of your server.
Terminal in a panel
Use a local shell or an SSH shell when the remote account permits it. Shell commands run with the connected user’s privileges.
Server information
View CPU, core count, memory, load averages and processes on local and SSH servers. Memory module details require host DMI data.
Personal settings
User preferences and saved connections persist in separate SQLite databases in the app_data volume. Restarting the application ends active web sessions.