A modern macOS innovation for Android: a native, open-source file manager that brings Finder-like simplicity to your phone. Transfer files, preview media with Spacebar, and sideload apps over USB or Wi-Fi — completely local, private, and subscription-free.
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I got tired of Google's official Android File Transfer crashing all the time, and fed up with other tools charging subscription fees just to copy files. So, I built a native macOS app in SwiftUI that makes browsing your phone feel exactly like using Finder!
✨ Key Features:
Finder Experience: Drag & drop files directly between your Mac and phone.
Spacebar Previews: Hit Spacebar (Quick Look) to preview phone images, videos, and PDFs instantly.
Built-in App Manager: Sideload .apk, .xapk, or split .zip files, and easily remove bloatware.
USB & Wi-Fi: Connect via cable or local Wi-Fi. Zero phone apps to install!
Revamped UI: Sleek, native macOS aesthetics with custom gradients and glassmorphic elements.
Keyboard Shortcuts: Mouse-free file management with standard macOS keys (⌘C, ⌘X, ⌘V, ⌘⌫).
It is 100% Free, Open Source (GPL-3.0), Offline-Only, and completely private (no tracking, no cloud).
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Does it actually handle the wireless transfers without needing ADB setup every time you reconnect, or is there still some initial config on the phone side?
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@ulevy36 If wireless debugging is On the phone and device is already paired it will auto connect whenever you open the app.
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Does the sideloading over Wi-Fi work through a browser interface or do I need a companion app on the Mac to pair them up?
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@evval588200 You'll just need to install the application. We designed the setup to be super frictionless—just install the app, pair your Android device, and toggle on 'Install via USB' in your developer options.
You can install it in a single step using Homebrew:
The Spacebar preview idea feels like such a natural fit for a Finder-style experience, makes browsing media on Android feel less like digging through a folder app and more like the desktop flow people already know. Clean execution.
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@arifpekgila0cj Thank you for the kind words; my core focus was indeed to engineer a clean and native macOS workflow for Android users
Does it actually handle the wireless transfers without needing ADB setup every time you reconnect, or is there still some initial config on the phone side?
@ulevy36 If wireless debugging is On the phone and device is already paired it will auto connect whenever you open the app.
Does the sideloading over Wi-Fi work through a browser interface or do I need a companion app on the Mac to pair them up?
@evval588200 You'll just need to install the application. We designed the setup to be super frictionless—just install the app, pair your Android device, and toggle on 'Install via USB' in your developer options.
You can install it in a single step using Homebrew:
The Spacebar preview idea feels like such a natural fit for a Finder-style experience, makes browsing media on Android feel less like digging through a folder app and more like the desktop flow people already know. Clean execution.
@arifpekgila0cj Thank you for the kind words; my core focus was indeed to engineer a clean and native macOS workflow for Android users