Finderlock

Lock Mac files with Touch ID - right in Finder

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Lock Mac files with Touch ID - right in Finder

58 followers

Native macOS file protection with Touch ID integration. Lock and unlock files directly in Finder with one click - no separate app needed. AES-256 encryption, local-only storage,

This is the 2nd launch from Finderlock. View more

Finderlock

Launching today

Lock Mac files in Finder with Touch ID & AES-256

FinderLock is a native macOS app that lets you lock any file or folder in Finder with Touch ID or a password. AES-256 encryption — the same standard used by banks. Unlike FileVault (full-disk only), FinderLock protects individual files with one click. Double-click to unlock, auto-lock when idle, and lock icon badges right in Finder. Everything stays on your Mac. No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry. Free plan included. One-time purchase — no subscription.

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Launch tags:Mac•Productivity•Security

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Layout Agent 2.0 — Thinks before it builds

Thinks before it builds

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ClawTick

Maker

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👋 Hey Product Hunt! I’m Abdelhak, the founder of Finderlock. I built Finderlock because I always found it frustrating that macOS didn’t offer a simple, native way to securely lock files or folders right inside Finder. Encrypting files usually meant using Disk Utility, command line, or third-party apps that felt too complex or relied on the cloud. So I made Finderlock: Native macOS app (feels like it should have shipped with your Mac). Lock/unlock in 2 clicks with Touch ID or password. AES-256 encryption for peace of mind. Local-only — your files never leave your Mac. 👉 We’re launching today with an early bird offer: 50% off for the first 100 users. I’d love your feedback! What do you think of the Finder integration? Is there a feature you’d like added? Would you use Finderlock for work, personal, or both? Thanks so much for checking it out. Your feedback means the world 🙏 🔗 https://finderlock.com

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8mo ago

Hey @abdelhak_akermi - congrats with the launch! Would be really great to see the demo of how it looks in Finder, because now screenshots or video only show the app, but for me the actual working logic is more interesting (you are likely to see that more often than changing settings). How does this app compare to just using a Sparse Bundle created with a Disk Utility for free? With Sparse Bundle can put it under protection and unlock with double-click and Touch ID too (if you save the bundle password to keychain), and then simply access from the Finder as an attached volume, all for free. Cheers!

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8h ago

Previous Finderlock Launches

FinderlockLock Mac files with Touch ID - right in Finder

Launched on September 13th, 2025