Files & Folders

Keep your files within reach, not in the way. Open folders instantly, manage recent files, automate sorting, rename in bulk, tag smarter, mount remote drives, and drag, drop, share, or convert files directly from your menu bar without digging through Finder.

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Keep your files within reach, not in the way. Open folders instantly, manage recent files, automate sorting, rename in bulk, tag smarter, mount remote drives, and drag, drop, share, or convert files directly from your menu bar without digging through Finder.

Show me the free apps only

iPic

ipic

iPic is an image & file upload app in your menu bar. The images will be automatically uploaded when dropped. iPic can automatically upload and save the links in Markdown format, as well as directly paste and insert them.

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InstaShare

instashare

This menu bar app gives you a better AirDrop experience. It also works with computers that don’t support AirDrop, like Android and Windows PC.

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Spotless

spotless

Spotless is a menu bar app that sorts your files so you can clear your desktop. It allows you to create completely customizable rules but you can also drag & drop.

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AnyDrop

Anydrop

AnyDrop simplifies your workflow by assembling as many features as possible within one customizable menu bar app, which can be used entirely with hotkeys and drag & drop. It is especially suitable for processing text and images.

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Yoink

yoink

Yoink lives in your menu bar. This utility simplifies and improves drag and drop between windows, apps, spaces and fullscreen apps. The app offers a temporary place for files and app-content you want to move or copy.

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Trickster

Trickster-app

Trickster keeps track of recent files you’ve been using on your Mac and gives you super easy and lightning fast access to them. Your recently used files, at your fingertips. Weel, in your menu bar.

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Dropzone

Dropzone

Dropzone makes it faster and easier to move and copy files. The app sits in the menu bar. When you click it, a drop-down window unfurls, with shortcuts to apps and folders, as well as built-in actions you can click to share a file on Twitter, Facebook, and Flickr.

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