MacPip lists 9 free file and storage apps for Mac, and a person has checked 2 of them.All of them have a free version.其中有 4 款出售一次性买断授权。其中有 1 款按订阅付费。There is no single best free file management app for everyone, so MacPip does not rank them.如果你想要免费的,先看 Espresso。
Mac 版 From its maker: Espresso is the Everything-style file search app:every file on every disk as you type, even disks that aren’t connected. Native, private, free for personal use.
开发者的介绍: Tidymint is a free, open-source Mac cleaner with no tracking. It shows what fills your disk space, explains each item, and moves only what you pick to the Trash, so the last cleanup can be undone.
开发者的介绍: Tagnivo is a local-first asset management app for Mac. It brings company assets, employee assignments, supply stock and inventory audits into one clear workspace, without requiring an account.
开发者的介绍: Free, open-source storage intelligence for developers. See what Docker, Xcode, node_modules and AI tools left on your Mac, and clean it up without guessing.
开发者的介绍: A native macOS app that combines file browsing with Git intelligence. See branch, status, changes, and diffs for all your repositories at a glance.
开发者的介绍: A cross-platform file manager for local, cloud, network, enterprise, and key-value storage systems. Mixolink unifies storage systems in one workspace.
开发者的介绍: A macOS menu bar app that converts files in the middle of a drag: drag a file, hold Shift, and drop it on a format. Images, documents, video and audio are converted on the Mac, offline.
Look for what it does to your files before it does it, an undo, and whether it works with cloud folders.
问题
What is the best free file management app for Mac?
There is no single best one for everyone. MacPip lists 9: Espresso, Tidymint, Tagnivo, Devansh Goel, FinderGit, Mixolink, RenamerX, DropRing, Beckon. If you want it free, look at Espresso. If you would rather pay once than subscribe, look at Espresso. If you want it to run natively on Apple silicon, look at Tidymint. If you need it to work offline, as its maker says it does, look at Espresso. If you want open source code, look at Tidymint.
Which free file and storage apps for Mac have a one-time price?