Next gen file explorer
Built around your files with light speed performance and a modern interface.
Faster than your thoughts
Crafted for seamless performance, delivering results in the blink of an eye. Never wait on your files again.
Interactivity at its core
From panels and tabs to context menus and command palette, everything can be searched and accessed using both mouse and keyboard.
Personalized for you
Customize color themes, optimize hotkeys, and save and switch between layouts.
Files made simple
Features that make finding, inspecting and managing files feel second nature.
Panels & tabs
Create your perfect setup with any panel layout and open folders in new tabs, all easily arranged with simple drag and drop.
Search
View flattened folder hierarchies, including entire drives, in milliseconds. Perform fuzzy searches and filter by file extensions.
Inspector
Quickly peek into file contents, including text, images, or even other folders, without leaving the program.
Batch rename
Interactively rename multiple files at once, with options to generate unique IDs or use file dates.
GoTo
Access common system paths, recently visited folders, or navigate the file system quickly using autocompletion.
Command palette
Search globally for all actions and assign hotkeys, with rich support from the numpad to key sequences and aliases.
Context menu
Access system and third-party actions from the dropdown, and search or pin them for easier access.
Customization
Adjust font size and spacing, disable animations with one click, or opt for a different color scheme.
What others are saying
Independent reviews, videos and writeups from people who've spent real time using and exploring File Pilot.
First reactions!
The kind of things people say in their first few minutes with File Pilot.
Engineered from scratch
Technical talks exploring how File Pilot is built, from indexing and search to interface architecture, performance and a standalone executable.
File Pilot: Inside the engine
Why File Pilot compiles in 3 seconds
File Pilot: Design meets performance
File Pilot and a return to fast UIs
