Browse every storage
Internal storage, SD card and USB OTG in one browser. List or grid with real thumbnails, clickable breadcrumbs, multi-select, pull to refresh, and copy or move with keep both / replace / skip.
FREEPhone, SD card, USB & Google Drive in one app
All your files. One beautiful app.
File Manager brings your phone storage, SD card, USB drives, Google Drive and home servers together — with an encrypted Vault, a Recycle Bin that saves you from mistakes, and editors for photos, videos and code.
- No sign-up required
- Files never pass through our servers
- English & Bahasa Indonesia
40+languages in the code editor
4server protocols: SMB, SFTP, FTP(S), WebDAV
15photo filters plus full adjustments
3ways to send: Wi-Fi, browser, Bluetooth
Everything in one place
A file manager that finally feels finished
Fast where it matters, careful where your data is at stake. Every screen shares the same safe actions: copy, move, rename, share, zip, favourite and delete — with progress and clear choices when names clash.
Instant categories
Images, videos, audio, documents, APKs and archives appear instantly from Android's media index — then browse each category folder by folder, like albums.
Storage analysis
The real capacity of every volume, split by category, system & apps, and free space.
Recycle Bin
Deleted files and folders wait on the same drive and restore to where they were — even after a reinstall.
Duplicate finder
Matches files by full content (SHA-1), never by name, and always keeps one copy.
Junk cleaner
Thumbnail caches, temp files, logs and empty files — found in seconds.
APK manager
Real icons, names and versions, with installed / update status.
ZIP & archives
Compress and extract zip, tar, tar.gz, bz2 and xz in the background.
Search that's actually fast
Search your whole phone or just "this folder and its subfolders", filter by type, sort, and pick up from your search history.
Your PC, NAS & servers
Windows shares and NAS (SMB 2/3), SFTP, FTP/FTPS and WebDAV (Nextcloud, ownCloud). Open, edit and save files right on the server; passwords stay encrypted on your phone.
Google Drive & servers
Your cloud files, handled like local ones
Connect Google Drive or your own server and manage those files with the same browser, the same actions and the same care as the files on your phone.
- Google Drive. Browse folders with thumbnails, upload, download, rename, create folders and move to the Drive trash. Google Docs, Sheets and Slides download as DOCX, XLSX and PPTX.
- Open and edit in place. Tap a file to view it without saving a copy to your phone; text and code files can be edited and saved straight back.
- Verified copy and move. Every transfer between phone and cloud is checked with md5, and a moved original is only removed after the copy is confirmed.
- PC, NAS and servers. SMB, SFTP, FTP/FTPS and WebDAV (Nextcloud, ownCloud) work the same way, with passwords encrypted on your phone.
Using more than one Google account? Each one gets its own Drive view, and you can optionally see them together in one combined view.
md5 verifiedevery upload and download
Google DriveDocs export to Office
Vault & safety
Private files stay private. Mistakes stay undoable.
A file manager can delete your memories with one wrong tap. File Manager is built the other way around: safe by default, permanent only when you say so twice.
- Encrypted Vault. AES-256-GCM, with a master key wrapped by your PIN (PBKDF2). Lockout after 5 wrong PINs and auto-lock when you leave the app. Even thumbnails are encrypted.
- Preview without leaking. Open Vault photos, videos and documents without restoring them; temporary copies are wiped when the Vault locks.
- Nothing silently overwritten. Replacing merges folders and sends the old item to the Recycle Bin. Permanent delete always asks a second time, by name.
- Edits never touch the original. Photo and video editors save a new file, or move the original to the Recycle Bin when you choose "Replace".
PIN + lockout5 tries, then a wait
Recycle BinRestore to the original place
Photos · Video · Code
Open it. Edit it. Without leaving the app.
A real video player, a photo editor, a video editor and a code editor — built in, so your files don't need five different apps.
Made for everyday files
- Photo editor: crop, rotate, 15 filters, adjust, draw and text — saved at full resolution with EXIF
- Video editor: trim, crop, speed, mute, merge clips and export MP4 up to 1080p with hardware encoding
- Code editor: syntax highlighting for 40+ languages, find & replace with regex, code folding, symbol bar
- Opens files shared from WhatsApp, Gmail and Downloads
Transfer
Send anything, to anyone nearby
No cables and no internet quota. Phones find each other automatically on the same Wi-Fi or hotspot, and the receiver always approves first.
Phone to phoneDirect Wi-Fi, typically 10–40 MB/s, checked with md5.
To a computerScan a QR code, then upload and download from any browser.
BluetoothTo any phone, even without File Manager.
Light & dark
Designed down to the last pixel
Material 3, a hand-picked icon set, illustrated empty states and the Plus Jakarta Sans typeface — in light and dark mode.
Privacy by design
Your files are yours. We never see them.
File Manager has no account system and no server of its own for your files. Everything happens on your phone, or directly between your phone and the services you connect.
On-device by default
Browsing, search, the Vault, the Recycle Bin and all editors run locally. No file content or file names are sent to Sigarda.
Direct to Google
When you connect Google Drive, the app talks straight to Google's servers with a token kept only in memory. Nothing is relayed or stored elsewhere.
Disconnect anytime
Remove an account in the app, or revoke access at any time from your Google Account's security page.
How File Manager uses your Google Drive
When you choose Cloud → Add account, Google asks you to allow File Manager to "See, edit, create and delete all of your Google Drive files" (https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive). File Manager needs this full access because it is a file manager for your whole Drive, not only for files it created itself. We use it only to:
- show your Drive folders and files, with thumbnails, sizes and storage quota;
- upload, download, open, rename, create folders, move to the Drive trash and delete — only when you ask;
- verify every upload and download with md5 checksums, and — only if you turn on the combined view of several accounts — keep those files in a "File Manager Pool" folder;
- export Google Docs, Sheets and Slides to DOCX, XLSX and PPTX when you download them.
Your Drive data is never sent to Sigarda, never sold, never used for advertising, and never used to train AI models. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.
File Manager's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Is File Manager free?
Yes. File Manager is free and shows a small number of native ads inside long lists and at the bottom of some pages. Ads never appear in the Vault, the editors, the media player, during transfers, or in tools with delete checkboxes.
Why does it ask for "All files access"?
On Android 11 and newer, a file manager needs this permission to show, copy, move and delete files in every folder — not just photos and videos. It is used only to manage files on your device when you ask it to.
Which Google permission does it request, and why?
Full Google Drive access (auth/drive), so you can browse and manage all of your Drive files — including ones created on the web or by other apps. The permission is only requested when you add an account, and you can revoke it at any time.
Do my files go through your servers?
No. File Manager has no file server. Local files stay on your phone; Drive files travel directly between your phone and Google; Wi-Fi transfers go directly between the two devices on your network.
What happens to my Drive files if I uninstall the app?
Nothing. They are ordinary files in your Google Drive and stay there. File Manager only works on them while you use it.
How do I disconnect a Google account?
In the app, open Cloud, tap the menu next to the account and choose Remove. You can also revoke File Manager's access at myaccount.google.com/connections. Your files in Drive are not deleted either way.
What if I forget my Vault PIN?
The Vault is truly encrypted, and the PIN is never stored or sent anywhere — so nobody, including us, can recover it. Keep your PIN somewhere safe.
Which phones are supported?
Android 7.0 (Nougat) and newer on ARM devices, which covers practically every Android phone and tablet in use today. The app is available in English and Bahasa Indonesia.
Your files deserve better.
Get File Manager free and take control of your phone, your SD card and your Google Drive.