Professional document management for iOS, with bulk rename, backup and sync tasks. Edit your documents in-place, stream your media files and connect to over 20 different network and cloud storage locations.
“Maximize the potential of what you can do with files on iOS” – Cult of Mac
“FileBrowser remains the best option” – MacStories
Direct and secure file access to your computers, servers and other storage devices on home or corporate networks. No additional configuration of corporate IT systems is necessary.
Core Features
– Access file servers and cloud storage
– View documents and optionally store them for offline viewing
– Present a video, PowerPoint or Keynote direct from the server
– Copy and move between any type of storage, from single files to whole directories
– Bi-directional automatic sync of network folders to your iPad/iPhone
– Backup local files to a network file server or cloud storage
– Integrates with other apps allowing you to edit, save and share files while on the go
– Integrates with your existing infrastructure, including Active Directory
– Integrates with iOS data protection, utilising hardware-based encryption to secure content
– Pro photographer XMP sidecar file support for rating images
– VPN on-demand support for third-party VPN clients
– Supports Microsoft Distributed File System (DFS)
– Requires no additional software on corporate servers
Office App Integration
– No more copying of documents between apps
– Launch an Office app to edit a network document in-place.
– Changes are automatically saved to the original document
– Scan documents or images direct to multi page PDF
– Automatic colour and perspective correction of scanned documents
MDM Integration
– Centralised distribution of FileBrowser configuration settings
– Enforced security lockdown
– Conform to corporate Mobile Security Policies
– Prevent users from changing local settings
– Selectively override any local configuration setting
– Distribute file server connection details
– Control whether offline viewing/storage is permitted
– Control whether content can be emailed as attachments
FileBrowser Professional uses the SMB1, SMB2, and SMB3 network access protocols (also known as CIFS or Windows File Sharing) to connect to:
– Macs
– PCs
– NAS drives
– Windows File Servers (including Windows Server Clusters)
Access local storage
– USB Drives
– SD Cards
– Folders of other apps
– iCloud Drive folders of other apps
– iOS Photo Library
You can also connect to the following cloud storage
– Microsoft OneDrive
– Microsoft OneDrive for Business
– Microsoft SharePoint 2013 or later
– Box.com
– Google Drive (including TeamDrive)
– Dropbox (including Dropbox for Business)
– Backblaze B2
– Amazon S3
– pCloud
– Digital Ocean
– FileBase S3
– iDrive Cloud S3
– Wasabi S3
– WebDAV servers
– FTP/FTPS servers
– SFTP servers
