NTFS File Manager
Fast USB OTG & internal storage, direct NTFS/exFAT access
120 days of Premium free from first install — no card, no auto-charge
No root · no PC · NTFS & exFAT
Android will not open a Windows stick or hard disk. This app mounts NTFS and exFAT OTG drives with real read and write — copy, move, rename, ZIP, and format from the phone. Internal storage, Dropbox, OneDrive, and network shares sit in the same explorer.
The product
Each screen does one job. The copy next to it is what you are looking at.
NTFS & exFAT USB OTG
A native driver gives full read and write on NTFS USB sticks and hard disks — not a read-only viewer. The same explorer works on exFAT and FAT. Format a drive as NTFS or exFAT from the phone when you need to. No PC, no root.
Premium · first 120 days free
Parallel Storage puts internal storage, a USB drive, the cloud, or a network share next to each other so you can copy without flipping back and forth. Included for 120 days from first install.
Optional · Dropbox & OneDrive
Connect Dropbox or Microsoft OneDrive when you want them. You sign in with that provider, never with us. Browse and copy alongside USB and internal storage. Disconnect anytime — files go straight to the account, not through a server of ours. Google Drive is not available in this version.
Wi-Fi sharing
A browser file manager, WebDAV, or FTP server, behind a PIN you set, with a QR code and a rotating one-time code. Start it on a network you trust; stop it when you are done. Don’t run it on café, airport, or hotel Wi-Fi — browser and FTP modes don’t encrypt traffic.
Always free
The storage analyzer breaks internal storage down by category, largest folders, and leftover junk. It is read-only until you choose to clean. Duplicate finder (by content, not just filename) sits next to it.
Always free
Duplicate finder compares content, not just names, across internal storage and a connected OTG drive. You pick what to keep. Nothing is deleted until you confirm.
Always free
Merge, split, compress, image-to-PDF, PDF-to-image, and a document scanner that photographs a page and turns it into a PDF. Text recognition runs on the device. Nothing from the camera is sent to us.
Your files, plus optional catalogues
A built-in music player for tracks on the device, with optional catalogues from Audius, Radio Browser, and the Internet Archive. When you play a stream, the phone connects straight to that service. We don’t host or control any of it.
Third-party streams
The radio list comes from Radio Browser, a public directory. Playing a station connects you to that broadcaster’s own stream. Availability and licensing are theirs, not ours.
Third-party streams
The app reads a publicly published channel list (iptv-org). A channel in the list is not a claim that it is licensed where you are. Rights holders can reach us through the Terms.
Plans
Every new install includes 120 days of Premium — no payment, and no subscription that starts on its own. After that the free tier returns, with ads, unless you subscribe. A paid plan is billed by Google Play and renews until you cancel; uninstalling does not cancel it.
Free
Premium · first 120 days free
A rewarded ad can temporarily unlock a Premium feature; declining it simply leaves that feature locked. Legacy one-time unlocks from an earlier version continue to be honoured. Details are in the Terms.
First use
The developer runs no server, no backend, and no account system. Your files, filenames, and listings never reach us, because there is nowhere for them to go. Cloud, network, and media features talk straight from your device to the service you chose.
That is not the same as “entirely offline.” The free tier shows ads through Google AdMob. Premium is billed by Google Play. Those companies receive what their own SDKs collect, as the Privacy Policy describes in full — including how to refuse personalized ads or subscribe to remove advertising entirely.
120 days of Premium from first install. Android 8 or later. Eleven languages.