Remote file manager

An FTP client for Mac inside a broader file workspace.

Remote file work is easier when local and remote locations sit in the same file manager. Kondor Pro is designed for workflows that combine local folders with FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, S3, Dropbox, Google Drive, and similar provider surfaces as available in the app.

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Product screenshots

What this workflow looks like in Kondor.

Inspect the real interface before downloading, including the panes, dialogs, and controls used for this job.

Kondor File Manager remote and cloud resource connections on macOS — **Remote and cloud resources**Keep local folders beside remote and cloud locations where available.

Kondor File Manager showing two detailed folder panes on macOS — **Two-pane Mac file workspace**Keep source and destination folders visible during repeated file operations.

Kondor File Manager search dialog with filters and include hidden files option — **Deep search and filters**Search by name and attributes, with an option to include hidden files.

Who it helps

Use Kondor when file work needs more control.

Developers moving files between local project folders and servers.

Site owners and operators managing FTP, SFTP, or WebDAV locations.

Users who want remote/cloud resources inside a broader Mac file manager instead of a single-purpose transfer tool.

What slows people down

Where the default workflow gets slow.

Dedicated transfer apps can separate remote operations from normal file browsing and previewing.

Cloud and server folders often need the same copy, rename, archive, preview, and sync thinking as local folders.

Remote work benefits from visible file details, credential boundaries, progress, and clear Pro feature gates.

How Kondor helps

Purpose-built surfaces for this workflow.

Match the tool to the repeated job, then keep the rest of your Mac workflow unchanged.

Manage remote/cloud resources in Pro while keeping local files close.

Use folder sync, archive, preview, and keyboard workflows around remote file operations.

Credentials stay in Kondor's encrypted app credential store; KFM does not collect credentials for Tepesoft analytics.

Workflow examples

Common ways people use this workflow.

Local project to server

Move files between local folders and FTP/SFTP/WebDAV-style resources without leaving the two-pane workflow.

Cloud and archive cleanup

Keep cloud folders, archives, and local files visible while organizing deliverables.

Remote edit workflow

Use Pro remote editing and upload-back workflows where available, with file context visible around the edited item.

Trust

Why the download is lower risk.

Remote/cloud providers are clearly positioned as Pro workflows.

Direct Edition and App Store Edition have different capability boundaries where sandboxing or helper libraries require it.

Kondor's public support, terms, privacy, and refund pages are linked from the main site.

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FAQ

Quick answers before you choose.

Does Kondor support FTP and SFTP?

Kondor Pro is designed for remote resources including FTP and SFTP-style workflows where available in the app. Specific provider availability can differ between Direct and App Store builds.

Does Kondor support WebDAV and S3?

Kondor Pro targets WebDAV, S3, and similar remote/cloud provider surfaces where available. Direct and App Store builds may differ because of sandbox and helper-library constraints.

Where are remote credentials stored?

Connector credentials use Kondor's encrypted app credential store. Tepesoft does not collect file names, file contents, credentials, or usage history for analytics.