Name: EmpiricCommander
Price: 49.99 USD

EmpiricCommander overview

EmpiricCommander is a native dual-pane (orthodox) file manager for macOS, iPad, and iPhone, built with SwiftUI. Two panes side by side let you copy and move with a glance instead of juggling Finder windows, and either pane can be local or a remote connection.

Dual-pane browsing with tabs and saved workspaces.
Drag-and-drop copy and move between panes.
Remote connections: SFTP, FTP, Amazon S3, Azure Blob Storage, WebDAV and SMB 2
SSH terminal on every device, plus a local shell on the Mac.
Regex batch rename with live preview.
On-device AI with Apple Intelligence: rename files by describing them in plain words, summarize text and code in preview (requires macOS 26 and Apple Intelligence hardware).
Universal Shelf for staging files across Mac, iPad and iPhone via iCloud.
ZIP archive browsing and Quick Look; 7z and RAR on the Mac with p7zip and unrar installed.
Duplicate finder and disk usage visualization.
Notarized by Apple, hardened runtime, credentials stored in the Keychain.

What's new in version 2.11.0

Interrupted SFTP and FTP transfers now resume from the last byte instead of starting over. SMB uploads still restart from the beginning and the transfer card no longer pretends otherwise.
Two-pane layout on iPhone in landscape, with a navigation rail for Sources, Connections, the Shelf and Settings.
The Universal Shelf now syncs between iPhone and Mac, not just between Macs, including files pulled from remote connections.
Send the current folder to the opposite pane. One filter field over the whole sidebar. An optional size column for folders, computed off the main thread.
Fixes: the Mac editor window closes on discard, the iPhone tab bar stays put on rotation, Settings is reachable in landscape, and a failed transfer stays on screen with its error.