The file manager that opens folders with the Enter key.
It's sad I had to make a new Finder — but here we go. Here's everything that's packed into it.
You already know how to use it.
Open
Go inside a folder, or open the selected file.
Up a level
Backspace jumps straight to the parent folder.
Trash
The Delete key sends the selection to the Trash.
Rename
Rename in place — no slow double-click dance.
New tab
Open another tab and keep your place.
Cut
Cut files, switch tabs, paste — that's a move.
New window
A fresh window whenever you need one.
Snap
Send the window to any half or quarter.
Everything that's in it, one step at a time.
The same tour from the video — so you know exactly what you're getting before you download.
Enter goes in. Backspace goes up.
Make a folder, hit Enter — you're inside it. Press Backspace and you go one level up. The two keys your hands already reach for.
Press Delete — it goes to the Trash.
You press the Delete key and — wow, I know, right? — the file goes straight to the Trash. Exactly what that key should always have done.
A path bar you can type into.
Need to copy-paste a location? Here you go — a real path bar. Click it, type any path, press Enter, and you're there.
Tabs — cut here, paste there.
Constantly moving things around? Cmd-T opens a new tab. Select a bunch of files, Cmd-X to cut, switch to the other tab and paste — they actually move. And Cmd-N gives you a whole new window.
Rename with Cmd-R.
Renaming is a single shortcut — Cmd-R — and you edit the name right where it sits in the list.
Search inside the folder you're in.
Want to find something in this exact folder? A quick filter scoped right to where you are — instant, no Spotlight detour.
Snap your windows. Quarters, halves, full screen.
Need to organize your windows? One hotkey per layout — and it snaps any frontmost window, not just SADFinder.
Real control over your Desktop.
Your Desktop sits in the sidebar like any other folder. When it's your front view, Delete clears real desktop files to the Trash — even with every other window minimized. Icons line up top to bottom, then left to right.
Favorites, sizing, and the view.
Favorite the folders you live in — they sit in the sidebar. Hold ⌘ and scroll to flip through six view modes, from a compact list to huge icons. A text-size slider in Settings dials in readability.
And a cheat sheet, built right in.
There's a lot more in here. Whenever you want to refresh your memory, the full shortcut cheat sheet is one click away — right inside the app.
Private by default
Your files never leave your Mac. The only thing collected is what's needed to fix bugs and crashes — nothing else.
Automatic updates
Turn it on once and new versions install themselves. Please do — it keeps you on the latest fixes.
A human on support
Got problems? Message me directly. You'll find bugs — and I'll do my best to fix them fast.
Free for 7 days. Honest pricing after.
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It's sad I had to make a Finder.
I hope you enjoy it.
Try it free for 7 days — then $5/month or $40/year. If it saves you time, a quick rating would mean a lot.
Got problems? Message me — I'll do my best to fix them fast.