The layout you already know
Folder tree in the sidebar, address bar with breadcrumbs, details list with sortable columns. The Explorer layout — as a native Mac citizen.
The file manager you already know — folder tree, address bar, cut & paste that works.
Free for 30 days. Keeps working after. · For macOS 13 Ventura and later
Folder tree in the sidebar, address bar with breadcrumbs, details list with sortable columns. The Explorer layout — as a native Mac citizen.
Open folders in tabs (⌘T) and move files by dragging them onto another tab or straight onto a folder in the tree.
Move files the way you did for years: cut in one folder, paste in another. With app-wide undo when a move goes wrong.
Click column headers to sort, filter as you type, group by kind, date, or size — Explorer-grade list control.
Browse ZIP archives in place, preview files inside, add or rename entries without extracting everything first.
100% native AppKit — not Electron. Starts instantly, stays out of your way, and looks at home on macOS.
Your first month is free — the full app, no account, no card. After that it's a small yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime license. Final prices will be published at launch.
Don't pay? The app keeps working. You'll just see a small reminder banner.
A real Mac app built with AppKit — no Electron. Every public build is signed and notarized through Apple.
No account, no cloud, no tracking. ComfortFiles works entirely on your Mac and never sends your data anywhere.
After the free month it keeps working — a gentle reminder, never a lock. We’d rather earn the purchase.
Undo and redo for file operations, and a visible Trash instead of silent deletes — mistakes can be taken back.
Not from Apple — macOS ships with Finder, which works differently on purpose. ComfortFiles is a native macOS file manager that reproduces the Explorer layout and habits: a folder tree in the sidebar, an address bar you can type paths into, cut and paste for files, and folders sorted first on every column.
Finder has no ⌘X for files: you copy with ⌘C and then move with ⌘⌥V, which surprises most people coming from Windows. ComfortFiles supports ⌘X and ⌘V the Explorer way, with ⌘Z to undo a move.
Finder has no editable address bar and no persistent folder tree — the closest built-ins are the Path Bar, ⇧⌘G "Go to Folder", and column view. ComfortFiles has both: a tree sidebar you can expand, and an address bar showing clickable breadcrumbs that also accepts a typed or pasted path.
The public beta is being prepared and can be requested from comfortfiles.com/download. The first month is free with no account; after that it is a small yearly subscription or a one-time lifetime licence, with final prices published at launch. When a licence lapses the app keeps working and only shows a reminder — there is no lock-out.
More in the FAQ.