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Flux – FTP, SFTP & WebDAV

Flux – FTP, SFTP & WebDAV

Upload & manage your files

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$0.99

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Released
July 21, 2026
Updated
October 6, 2026

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Developer

Marc Hille
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About

This app provides a modern and uncluttered interface for managing files on FTP, FTPS, SFTP, and WebDAV servers. Connect to web hosting, NAS, or cloud storage to upload, download, edit, and organize your files with ease.

✓Connects to FTP, FTPS, SFTP, and WebDAV
✓Save unlimited server connections
✓Upload/download files and folders
✓Built-in text editor for web files
✓Archive management (ZIP)
✓Cross-server file transfers
✓GitHub repository integration
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What's New in Flux

1.0.6

October 6, 2026

The destination remembers Move and copy start where you last moved something. The first time at the server's start directory, instead of at the top every time. Accent colour everywhere Your chosen colour now applies to the file picker too, which used to stay teal whatever you picked. Both came from reviews. Thank you for those.

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Awesome!

Love the app. Can we set the move action starting folder like you can set the opening starting folder?

Appreciate the hard work on this awesome app.
Ddbratt

Response from developer

Thanks, glad you're getting use out of it. Yes, and it's in the next update. Rather than a second setting to fill in, the destination picker now starts where you last moved or copied something on that server, and the first time at the server's start directory, the same one that decides where you land when you open it. So if you work in /html/customer/web, that's where Move opens too, instead of dropping you at the root every time. I went that way because a separate "move start folder" would have been a second question whose answer is almost always the one you already gave to the first. If that turns out to be wrong for how you work, tell me and I'll add the explicit setting. Best, Marc

Der beste FTP/WebDAV-Browser im App-Store

Die App ist sehr übersichtlich, schlicht und modern gestaltet, praktisch in der Handhabung und bislang fehlerfrei. Top! Ich wünsche mir noch eine Funktion zum Durchsuchen, Sortieren und Filtern der Verzeichniseinträge sowie eine Dateivorschau für Standardformate wie PDF.

Update: Nach der Aktualisierung auf 1.0.5 hat die Nutzbarkeit der App stark gewonnen. Alle Wünsche wurden gut umgesetzt. Danke, Marc!

Minor bug: Wechselt man die Farbe vom Standard Petrol auf z. B. Orange, so erscheinen beim Drücken der Schaltfläche „Hochladen“ in der Dateiauswahl einige Elemente weiterhin in Petrol anstatt Orange. Aber das schränkt die Nutzbarkeit keinesfalls ein.
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NNrmBln

Response from developer

Hi NrmBln, Danke für dein positives Feedback! Gerne nehme ich deine Wünsche mit auf die Roadmap und programmiere es in die kommende Version mit rein. Beste Grüße, Marc Update: danke dir! Habe ich korrigiert und kommt als Bugfix in die neue Version. Wenn du weitere Wünsche hast, melde dich gerne.

Der beste FTP/WebDAV-Browser im App-Store

Die App ist sehr übersichtlich, schlicht und modern gestaltet, praktisch in der Handhabung und bislang fehlerfrei. Top! Ich wünsche mir noch eine Funktion zum Durchsuchen, Sortieren und Filtern der Verzeichniseinträge sowie eine Dateivorschau für Standardformate wie PDF.
NNrmBln

Response from developer

Hi NrmBln, Danke für dein positives Feedback! Gerne nehme ich deine Wünsche mit auf die Roadmap und programmiere es in die kommende Version mit rein. Beste Grüße, Marc

FAQ

What is Flux?

Flux is a file management application for iOS devices that allows you to connect to and manage files on FTP, FTPS, SFTP, and WebDAV servers. It offers a clean interface for uploading, downloading, editing, and organizing your remote files.

What servers can Flux connect to?

Flux supports connections to classic FTP and FTPS servers, SFTP over SSH for root servers and VPS, and WebDAV for services like Synology NAS, Nextcloud, and ownCloud. You can save an unlimited number of server connections.

Does Flux have ads?

No, Flux is ad-free and does not feature any tracking or analytics. Your credentials are kept safe on your device, and the app does not require user accounts or its own cloud storage.

How much does Flux cost?

Flux is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase of $0.99. This price grants you full access to all its features without any additional in-app purchases or subscriptions.

What devices is Flux available on?

Flux is designed for iPhone and iPad, offering a seamless file management experience across both platforms. It supports both light and dark modes, with customizable accent colors.

Can I edit files directly on the server with Flux?

Yes, Flux includes a built-in editor for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Markdown files. You can edit these files directly within the app and send them back to the server without needing to download them first.

How does Flux handle large files or slow connections?

Flux is built to handle large files and slow servers effectively. It provides clear transfer progress indicators and allows you to cancel transfers at any time. It also prompts you before overwriting existing files.

Is Flux suitable for web development?

Yes, Flux is well-suited for web development. It allows you to connect to your web hosting, edit website files directly, and even integrate with GitHub repositories to push specific folders to your server, all without needing a computer.