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Iruka
Native file manager with dual panes, previews, and a terminal that follows your folder.
Iruka is a file manager for macOS 14+ that works the way Finder does, so there's nothing to relearn, and adds what Finder leaves out.
Everyday file work
- Dual panes, tabs, and list, column and icon views
- Previews for Markdown, images, PDFs, audio and video, code in 60+ languages, and CSV as a grid
- Batch rename that shows every result first, with undo
- Drop Stack: park files on a shelf, walk to the destination, and drop them all
- Folder sizes measured in the background
When you want more
- A built-in terminal that follows the folder you're browsing, so you don't have to
cd. Press F4 to hide it. - Saved SSH servers in the sidebar, one click to connect once saved
- Network volumes, plus SFTP, FTP and S3 mounts (these mounts need a one-time rclone and FUSE setup)
- Git status and a review pane showing every changed file with its diff
- Power Search with grep and regex on file contents, no indexing
One-time purchase from $19.99 for 3 Macs with 1 year of updates. 30-day free trial of the full app, no card required.
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