Skip to content
store
F

FileBridge

The macOS file manager that remembers your setups

Paid

Launch
#767in Developer Tools
–In stores

Description

A native macOS dual-pane file manager that connects your local folders and remote storage. Save everything as Workspaces and reopen exactly…

Preview

FileBridge screenshot 1
FileBridge screenshot 2
FileBridge screenshot 3

Information

People also visit

Apps people often open alongside FileBridge.

See all
F

FileNav

Windows Explorer experience for Mac with dual-pane browsing and folder tree

Developer ToolsLaunch
H

Hangar for Mac

The builder's cockpit for every project on your Mac

Developer ToolsLaunch
C

Cozy Watch

No more headache on GitHub feedback

Developer ToolsLaunch
S

Shotomatic

Turn Mac clicks into editable step-by-step guides

Developer ToolsLaunch
N

notePad 4Plus

Lightweight Notepad++ alternative for macOS with multi-tab editing

Developer ToolsLaunch
C

Caxton

Native macOS editor for multi-GB text files and CSVs

Developer ToolsLaunch

FileBridge FAQ

What is FileBridge?

A native macOS dual-pane file manager that connects your local folders and remote storage. Save everything as Workspaces and reopen exactly where you left off. What FileBridge does: browse local files and folders. move files to servers with a drag and drop. dual-pane navigation. save folder setups to reopen later. calculate folder sizes. SFTP + S3 support (more to come later). no cloud.

Is FileBridge free?

No. FileBridge is a paid app.

Do I need to download FileBridge?

No. FileBridge runs in your browser at filebridge.dev, so there's nothing to install.

What are the best FileBridge alternatives?

Popular alternatives to FileBridge include FileNav, Hangar for Mac and Cozy Watch. See all FileBridge alternatives