Faster and more reliable directory sync, especially for SFTP over SSH. Directory syncs started in the app now show progress as you switch to other apps. (iOS 26) New Sync Status widget for the Home Screen and StandBy. Check a synced folder at a glance.

Testing a server now captures a full verbose log, shown in that server's Log view, making connection problems easier to diagnose. Fixed a false "Server does not support explicit FTPS" error when testing that could mask the real cause, such as a self-signed certificate.

Nicer configuration of servers and sync folders. Includes improvements from last update: Tap "Scan clipboard" on a new FTP server to pull connection details out of a screenshot or text. Processing happens entirely on device making it exclusive to newer iPads, iPhones & Macs. New pro feature to sync folders on FTP with folders in the Finder / Files app configured in Settings → Sync. Sync happens on a schedule or can be triggered from Shortcuts particularly useful for automation when launching or leaving apps.

Server configuration is easier and no longer requires you to pick the protocol that will be auto-detected as the server is tested. Includes improvements from last update: Tap "Scan clipboard" on a new FTP server to pull connection details out of a screenshot or text. Processing happens entirely on device making it exclusive to newer iPads, iPhones & Macs. New pro feature to sync folders on FTP with folders in the Finder / Files app configured in Settings → Sync. Sync happens on a schedule or can be triggered from Shortcuts particularly useful for automation when launching or leaving apps.

Adjustments to how FTP location handles cancelled uploads. Includes improvements from last update: Tap "Scan clipboard" on a new FTP server to pull connection details out of a screenshot or text. Processing happens entirely on device making it exclusive to newer iPads, iPhones & Macs. New pro feature to sync folders on FTP with folders in the Finder / Files app configured in Settings → Sync. Sync happens on a schedule or can be triggered from Shortcuts particularly useful for automation when launching or leaving apps.

Tap "Scan clipboard" on a new FTP server to pull connection details out of a screenshot or text. Processing happens entirely on device making it exclusive to newer iPads, iPhones & Macs. New pro feature to sync folders on FTP with folders in the Finder / Files app configured in Settings → Sync. Sync happens on a schedule or can be triggered from Shortcuts particularly useful for automation when launching or leaving apps.

Fixes issue where Finder/Files app location would sometimes switch to Paused state.

Small improvements and adjustments.

Tap and hold a folder in Files or right-click in Finder to open Manage, where you can toggle Keep Downloaded to automatically download all contents and keep them up to date. Requires Pro Unlock.

Fix issue from last update that could cause editor from in-app browser to freeze.

Improvements to in-app Browse feature

Text editor now keeps your scroll position when you tap Edit or Save, and reopens recently edited files where you left off.

Upload Files in the in-app browser now allows selecting multiple files at once.

fixes bug that could influence the features available to non-paying users

Background refresh of recently browsed directories keeps file listings up to date without manually re-opening folders. Improved handling of tags in Finder/Files app.

Improved translations

Resume interrupted downloads: partial data is now saved on failure and reused on retry after verifying the remote file hasn't changed.

Search/Replace when editing text from in-app browser.

Files can be duplicated when browsing servers inside the app. Properties for downloaded files include PDF metadata.

Mark frequently-used in-app browser folders as favourites for quick access. Syncs across all your devices via iCloud. Enable line numbers and change font size when editing text files from in-app browser. Progressively stream video and audio from Finder or Files app using the new Playback action in the context menu.

When opening text files from in-app browser they can be edited. Properties for downloaded files in the in-app browser include metadata such as image dimensions, EXIF data, and line and word counts for text files. Support for dragging files into in-app browser to upload on Mac. Improvements to how upload progress is shown inside the app, in the menu bar on Mac and Live Activity on iOS.

Improvements to how file properties are shown.

Improved error message when trying to connect with Excplicit FTPS for server that doesn't support that.

Pick Manage from the context menu in the Finder or Files app to see file ownership and change permission flags. A similar UI available in file properties for in-app browser.

On iOS, symlinks appear as their target type (file or directory) rather than as symlinks. The same applies on macOS when the symlink target is outside the configured server directory. This lets you treat symlinks like regular files and folders in the Files app and Finder.