Kokos
The file manager that works like your browser
Pinned tabs, one search box for everything, and cut & paste that finally works. Native macOS, no web views, no subscription.
Pinned folders that never close
⌘T opens a tab, ⌘D pins it to the top. Open two tabs side by side in split view when you need to move things between them.
Jump anywhere
Type a folder, a path, or a command like terminal to open one right here.
Cut, copy, paste
⌘X, ⌘C, ⌘V on files, the way they work everywhere else. ⌘Z undoes every operation.
Find it in a folder or its subfolders
⌘F filters by name, chips filter by type, one switch searches everything below.
Collect from many folders, drop once
Drag files onto the shelf as you go, then move or copy the whole batch.
See it before you open it
Quick Look in a side panel, thumbnails in the list and in icon view.
Color and glyph per folder
Give a folder a color and an emoji or symbol. Finder shows it too.
Rename twenty files in one go
Replace text, add text, or number them, with a live preview and one undo.
Less than Finder, but done right
- Native, all the waySystem controls, system icons, system materials. Kokos looks like Apple shipped it because it uses what Apple ships.
- Shortcuts you already knowFinder keys stay Finder keys. Browser habits, like ⌘T and ⌘K, work the way your hands expect.
- No bloatNo servers, no cloud sync, no dual-pane commander. A fast local file manager and nothing you have to configure.