Edit text-based documents with syntax highlighting for multiple file formats. Upload files via FTP, SFTP, or WebDAV. View live HTML previews to see changes in real time. No external editor needed.
View comics directly from PC or MAC without transferring files to the device. Supports compressed files and offers a dual-view option for reading. Access comics anytime through a network connection.
Track inventory using smartphone camera to capture item numbers. Add quantities with +1 and +10 buttons. Export data as CSV file locally or to FTP server. No paper required for inventory checks.
Allows users to download and stream videos from iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive. It supports network streaming and Wi-Fi transfer for adding videos. Users can trim, compress, and reverse videos.
Store, view, and manage documents on iPhone and iPad. Use built-in document viewer to open various types. Transfer files via drag and drop in iTunes. Organize and access files without additional apps.
Allows users to connect to home computers, network drives, and cloud storage. They can browse files quickly, move, edit, delete, and rename files. Organize files across devices and access remote storage seamlessly.
Enhances internet connectivity by optimizing network routing for faster speeds. It provides multiple free server nodes for basic services. Users can switch servers to improve performance.
Manage servers, NAS, and Linux routers via SSH without extra software. Connect remotely using terminal sessions. Execute scripts across multiple servers. Monitor performance metrics.
Play videos in various formats without conversion. Support downloading files to the device. Browse SAMBA/FTP/UPnP/DLNA shares over the network. Adjust playback settings and manage media library.
Manage files with a cloud file manager supporting Dropbox, Google Drive, iCloud, Box.net, SkyDrive, and SugarSync. Transfer files between devices and cloud services. View PDFs with annotations and search. Record voice notes. Download web content.
Turn your Mac into a to share files. Select local folders for sharing. Configure ports for connections. Access files via clients or browsers using your Mac’s IP address. Manage files through web interfaces.