AmazeFileManager

Overview

Amaze File Manager is a material-design file explorer for Android, offering a lightweight and intuitive interface for navigating device filesystems. It features multiple tabbed views, a quick navigation sidebar, and direct compress/decompress tools, simplifying daily file organization tasks on mobile hardware.

For power-users, Amaze supports root directory navigation, app backups, and an integrated FTP/FTPS server that enables secure wireless file transfers between your phone and a local computer. The app's layout is clean and free of advertisements or bloated analytics libraries that typically slow down proprietary alternatives. While transfer speeds are occasionally limited by local device speeds and network environments, the structural reliability, security features, and straightforward layout make Amaze a robust local utility.

Key topics

• amazefilemanager
• file-explorer
• root-manager
• ftp-server
• android-utility

Getting started

Installation steps vary depending on how a project is packaged, so the most reliable source is always the official README. As a starting point:

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How it compares

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Questions about this project

What is AmazeFileManager?

Amaze File Manager is a material-design file explorer for Android, offering a lightweight and intuitive interface for navigating device filesystems. It features multiple tabbed views, a quick navigation sidebar, and direct compress/decompress tools, simplifying daily file organization tasks on mobile hardware.

What license does AmazeFileManager use?

GPL-3.0

How popular is AmazeFileManager on GitHub?

AmazeFileManager has roughly 5.6k stars and 1.2k forks on GitHub as of the latest data.

Is AmazeFileManager actively maintained?

This repository has been updated recently, which is generally a good sign of active maintenance.

What language is AmazeFileManager written in?

AmazeFileManager is written primarily in Java, Kotlin.

Repository info