File Storage – The only file manager you need for Pc

You can’t view files locally, other third apps ca, why not yours. I want to transfer a the app, then open, or have Dropbox open it. Again, apps like GoButton will do it, so it’s not an IOS restriction. I wasted 5 bucks.

It shows up as a location in the Files App of ios but will not show any content. Customer support emails go unanswered.

This app has potential, but when is my opinion is that the original app designer made the first review...waaaaaay over the top and way too much information about this app that they "stumbled across....." Yeah right. Nice try... Don't be stupid and waste your money like I might have if I didn't run across this app for free. With all of the security issues we have today, trust me when I say that that you don't want this open door to all of your files and private info. There's much better apps that at least offer some password protection. "Video Downloader Pro" (I don't own it - I like it). It also allows password protection, WEBDAV and wireless the app transfer from your pc. Can also use the app store to drag and drop files. 6-pin password if you choose as well as allowing you to set your own password protection through your WEBDAV server security. Plays audio files, allows local and cloud storage, as well as playing encoded files flawlessly (even x265 HEVC video files, along with all other codec formats, audio and video). Also have the ability to create and organize folders, background audio playing (from outside the app). You can also organize and view your photo library. Sorry to bash this but when an app developer flaunts their own lackluster app, it runs me the wrong way, especially with all of the security issues that exist today. There are much better FREE apps out there even.

After using this app for a while, I must say it works very well. If you want an app to store files in one place on your device then this is the one. There aren't too many frills. Hopefully, the developers will keep it that way. It is very easy to rename files and move them among a folder structure and, of course, open them in other apps. Also, files can be transferred between iOS devices VERY fast. Plus, there is a small PC applet that makes it painless to transfer files to and from my desktop and laptop. The advantage of this is iTunes does not have to be launched. Plus, entire folder structures can be transferred. And again, it is very fast -- faster than my FTP app (however, I do have to be at the PC; otherwise, this app does work just fine with my FTP app). This app also links to Dropbox and Google Drive, creating Dropbox and Google Drive folders to go along with the other folders. One thing I would like to see -- and have brought this to the attention of the developers (and received a nice response): capability to move a the app from Dropbox or Google Drive into a folder in this app. This can already be accomplished by opening the the app into another app and then opening it back into this app, but it shouldn't have to be that cumbersome. I am very happy with this app and do recommend it.