A simple file explorer for Android. It browses the files and folders on your device's storage and lets you copy or move items between two folders side by side.
Browse your device storage starting from the main storage folder. Tap a folder to open it and use the back button to go up a level. Folders are listed first, then files, sorted by name. Each row shows the name, size (for files), and last modified date.
Split the screen into two panes, each showing its own folder. A divider between the panes can be dragged to change how much space each one takes. The active pane is outlined so you can tell which one you are working in.
Select one or more items in a pane and copy or move them into the folder shown in the other pane. Long press an item to start selecting, then tap more items to add or remove them. An action bar shows how many items are selected along with copy and move buttons.
Moving uses a fast rename when possible and falls back to copy-and-delete when the source and destination are on different storage volumes.
If an item with the same name already exists at the destination, you are asked whether to replace it, keep both (the new copy is renamed), or skip it. You can apply that choice to all remaining conflicts in the same operation.
The app supports three theme modes: System (follows the device setting), Light, and Dark. The mode is set in Settings and is remembered between launches.
Settings let you adjust the look of the file list:
- Theme mode (System, Light, Dark)
- Folder icon color
- File name font size
- Info text font size
- Spacing between items
- Show or hide dividers between items
- Show or hide the item count on folders
All settings are saved and restored the next time the app is opened.
The app needs access to your storage to list files. On Android 11 and newer it requests all-files access; on older versions it requests read access to external storage.