FileXfer
A fast, native Mac client for S3, SFTP, FTP and WebDAV — dual panes, resumable transfers, no Electron.
This one isn’t released yet.
Most people who run a site or a studio end up juggling a bucket, a server and an FTP login — usually in three different tools, one of which is a web page.
FileXfer puts them side by side: either pane can be local or remote, and a queue of transfers runs underneath with progress, pausing and resume. Native SwiftUI, saved connections in the Keychain.
In the
box.
Every protocol you actually use
S3-compatible storage (AWS, R2, Wasabi, B2, MinIO), SFTP, FTP and FTPS, and WebDAV — browse every bucket a key can see.
Dual panes
Local or remote on either side, each with its own history, breadcrumbs, filter and hidden-files toggle.
Transfers that resume
Bulk and recursive transfers with per-item progress, speed and ETA. Pause, retry, reorder — interrupted transfers resume rather than restart.
Careful by default
SSH host keys are remembered and a change is a loud warning. Conflicting files prompt before anything is overwritten.
Edit in place
Open a remote file in your own editor — saves are pushed back automatically. Quick Look and Finder drag-and-drop included.
Presigned links
Generate a time-limited share link for any S3 object in a click.
Other tools
in the catalog.
Audio Funnel
Re-route any output, any app, into one tidy stereo pair — perfect for web audio and capture.
NAM Suite
Neural Amp Modeller host with pre/post plugin slots and four amps in parallel.
Outboard
Outsource DAW plugin processing to external apps on the same machine. Reclaim your CPU.
macOS Backup
Backups that are just folders. Dated, browsable, restorable by dragging.
Audio Converter
Batch or one-off audio conversion that does exactly what you expect — fast, native, no fuss.
Web Image Converter
Turn any image into WebP for a faster site — the one thing macOS won't do for you natively.