Thruhole

ThruHole - Transfer Files at Warp Speed! Tired of dragging files between two Finder windows? ThruHole makes file transfer incredibly simple: just drag files to the Dock, choose a destination, and you're done in one second. CORE FEATURES • Drag & Drop Transfer - Drop any file or folder onto ThruHole's Dock icon, and the transfer interface pops up automatically • Quick Destination Selection - Use history, star favorite folders, or quickly select a new destination • Batch Transfer - Handle multiple files and folders at once, with copy or move options • Smart Validation - Automatically detects duplicate items and destination conflicts to prevent errors CONVENIENT FEATURES • History - Automatically records your last 20 destinations for quick repeat operations • Star System - Star your frequently used folders to keep them always at the top • Default Destination - Set a common folder as default, auto-loaded every time you open • Immediate Action Mode - Auto-transfer files to default destination after drop, no window needed FLEXIBLE SETTINGS • Auto-clear source after operation • Show/hide full file paths • Show/hide file statistics • Auto-open window on drop • Immediate action (Copy/Move) SAFE & RELIABLE • Uses macOS Security-Scoped Bookmarks for secure file access • Complete error handling with clear transfer results • App Sandbox support for system security • Open destination folder or view details after transfer USE CASES • Organize files into different folders • Quick backup of important documents • Batch move downloaded files • Regular desktop cleanup • Transfer files to external drives TECHNICAL HIGHLIGHTS • Native macOS app built with Swift + SwiftUI • Lightweight and fast, minimal system resources • Supports macOS 13.0 and above • Full support for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs --- Let ThruHole be your file transfer assistant and spend your time on what truly matters! For questions or suggestions, please contact us through the support page. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/