Press kit

Folia Files press kit

Everything you need to write about Folia Files: the facts, ready-to-use descriptions, screenshots of the real app and the logos. For a review license or a question, write to support@foliafiles.com.

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The Folia Files window: projects in a tree, photos next to them

Key facts

Name: Folia Files
What it is: A native file manager for Mac (Swift, AppKit, SwiftUI) for people who outgrew the Finder
Availability: Now, on foliafiles.com
Platform: macOS 14 or later, universal app (Apple silicon and Intel)
Price: $49.99 in the US, 49,99 € in the euro area — a one-time purchase for up to 3 Macs, every future update included, no subscription, no account; 7-day free trial with every feature
Editions: Website edition (everything included) and, coming soon, Mac App Store edition (free download, the same price as an in-app purchase after the 7-day trial; some features through the free Folia Files Companion)
Languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Simplified Chinese
Privacy: No account, no tracking; indexing, text recognition and AI run on the Mac
Publisher: Wonderlink SL, Spain
Website: https://foliafiles.com
Contact: support@foliafiles.com

Ready-to-use descriptions

One line

Folia Files is a file manager for Mac with panes side by side, servers and clouds as disks, search inside documents and images and tools that follow you into every app.

Short (about 50 words)

Folia Files is a native file manager for macOS. It shows folders side by side in as many panes as you need, mounts NAS, servers and clouds like disks, searches inside documents and images on the Mac, and adds a clipboard history, a drawer at the screen edge and an assistant for every app's Open and Save dialogs. One purchase, no subscription.

Long (about 150 words)

Folia Files is a file manager for Mac made for people who outgrew the Finder. Its window splits into as many panes as you need, each with its own view — list, detailed list, tree, columns, icons, gallery or size bubbles — and any arrangement can be saved as a scene. It mounts SMB, WebDAV, FTP, SFTP and S3 servers and cloud services like disks, keeps every copy, move and rename in a history you can undo, and resumes copies that drop. Search finds words inside documents and screenshots, and photos by what they show, all on the Mac. Beyond its window, Folia Files adds a clipboard history (⌃⌥V), a drawer at the edge of the screen and a panel next to every app's Open and Save dialogs, plus batch rename, duplicates, PDF tools, sync, backups and Mac care. It is available in eight languages on its website, and soon on the Mac App Store, for a one-time price.