Foldlark: File Finder

Find files fast on iPhone and iPad. Search PDFs, documents, images and folders across the locations you choose. Foldlark combines responsive search with saved indexes, so you can get back to your files without rebuilding the whole library. BUILT FOR SPEED Search as you type, then narrow the results by folder, file type or date. Completed indexes reopen without a full rescan. Adding a new folder scans that folder, while your existing library stays available. Refresh individual locations when files change. YOUR LOCATIONS, ONE SEARCH Bring selected folders from your device, iCloud Drive and supported services in Files into one searchable library. Search file names or full folder paths, browse inside a folder, and filter by storage provider. KNOW WHAT IS ON YOUR DEVICE See whether a file is on your device, cloud-only, downloading or an older local copy. When a provider does not supply a reliable status, Foldlark shows availability as unknown. Categorize a location manually when its provider is not identified. FOCUS ON THE FILES THAT MATTER Filter documents, images, folders, recently modified items and large files. Sort by name, date or size. Preview supported files with Quick Look or share a copy while keeping the original unchanged. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your search index stays on your device. No Foldlark account, advertising, analytics or file-upload service is required. The interface adapts to iPhone and iPad, follows the system light or dark appearance, and supports larger text. Choose each searchable folder through the Files picker. Providers must support folder selection and reading; Foldlark cannot automatically access every connected location. Indexing reads available metadata without intentionally downloading file contents. Opening or sharing a cloud file may require internet access and a provider download. Search covers names and paths, not text inside documents. Results reflect the last refresh. Mobile libraries support up to 200,000 items. Scans stop in the background, skip symbolic links and clearly identify incomplete or unavailable locations. Indexing time depends on the device, folder size and provider response.