Work Smarter with Files
Fast search, easy navigation, and integrated file actions — all in one app
Fast search, easy navigation, and integrated file actions — all in one app
Finding files on your Mac doesn't have to be a hassle. Here's how FileMinutes makes it easy.
After finding your files, FileMinutes makes taking action easy.
We believe working with files should be simple and fast. Every tool you need is just a keystroke away, helping you stay focused on what matters.
Find files by searching their names or content. Results update instantly as you type.
Browse your folders without leaving the search bar. Use up/down arrow keys to select folder and Tab to move in or Shift-tab to move out.
Move in any direction to explore your files and folders. Left/right to go in and out of folders, up/down to browse items.
Take action on your files instantly. Open, copy, or preview files with keyboard shortcuts
Browse and manage your Finder windows right from FileMinutes. See all open windows and tabs, switch between them, or close them instantly.
Pick up where you left off. Your previous searches are saved on the home screen for quick access.
FileMinutes is committed to privacy and security, ensuring your data remains under your control.
The FileMinutes does not track or collect any data on how you use the app
Your files remain local and private unless you explicitly choose to share them
FileMinutes, a native Swift app, is Apple Notarized, ensuring secure and safe use on your Mac
Frequenty asked questions
Yes! We offer a 14-days free trial of FileMinutes. This gives you full access to all features, allowing you to experience the power of FileMinutes before making a purchase.
Yes, send an email from your university email to support@fileminutes.com to get a student discount.
FileMinutes is compatible with macOS version 13 (Ventura) and all later versions. We continuously update our app to ensure compatibility with the latest macOS releases.
FileMinutes uses Spotlight index to search files, which means that external drives are supported as long as they are indexed by Spotlight. For unsupported drives, you can use Path navigation to access files.