ForkLift
A 2-pane file manager that also connects to servers
The verdict
If you move files between your Mac, a server and cloud storage every day, a 2-pane file manager saves real time over juggling Finder windows. ForkLift opens SFTP, S3, Google Drive, Dropbox and network shares like local folders, syncs folders, batch renames files and uploads remote edits on save. $19.95 covers 1 Mac with a year of updates, after which you keep your version but pay for new ones, and Setapp subscribers already have it.
Get it if
You upload to servers or shuffle files between cloud drives often and find Finder slow for it.
Skip it if
You only browse folders on your own Mac, which Finder handles without costing anything.
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What it helps you do
- Copy files between 2 folders side by side
- Upload to a server by dragging files
- Sync a local folder with a remote one
- Rename hundreds of files in one go
Plans and prices
Single user
$19.95$19.95 once for 1 Mac, with 1 year of free updates
Family
$29.95$29.95 once for every Mac in your household, with 1 year of free updates, or $49.95 with 2 years
Small Business
$69.95$69.95 once for up to 5 Macs, with 1 year of free updates, or $119.95 with 2 years
Setapp
IncludedIncluded in a Setapp subscription
What changed
Version 4.7.7
Added to The Useful Apps
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The details
- Runs on
- Mac
- Requires
- macOS 14 or later
- Version
- 4.7.7
- Free trial
- Try the paid version first
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