File Manager

Navigating local folders, connected drives, and remote network locations often requires jumping between multiple utilities. File Manager centralizes these environments into a unified dashboard, displaying file and application counts immediately upon launch. It handles standard operations such as copying, moving, renaming, deleting, searching, and bookmarking across device storage, SD cards, and USB OTG connections, while also integrating remote network access and cloud services into the same interface.

Network Access and Cloud Integration

Beyond onboard memory, the app bridges local hardware with external networks. Users can connect to cloud platforms including Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, and Yandex, alongside remote hardware like NAS setups and FTP servers. A dedicated PC access mode turns the device into an FTP target, allowing you to manage and transfer mobile files directly from a desktop computer over the local network without physical cabling.

Storage Analysis and Cleanup Tools

A built-in storage analysis tool scans local drives to pinpoint which files and installed applications occupy the most space. This visual breakdown helps identify large, redundant, or useless files for deletion. The app also features a dedicated application management view, allowing you to inspect and handle all software currently installed on the system.

Archive Handling and Built-in Utilities

Handling compressed files is built directly into the file system without requiring third-party archiving tools. The app creates standard zip archives and can decompress zip, gz, xz, and tar formats. To avoid switching apps for quick tasks, it includes an integrated image viewer, music player, and text editor, letting you open and inspect documents or media instantly from within your directory structure.