Owlfiles - File Manager

Owlfiles - File Manager

Access SMB WebDAV FTP and S3

7.2K ratings
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Access and manage files from local storage, network shares, and cloud services. Stream media, view documents, and transfer files seamlessly across devices. Offers advanced network tools and editing capabilities.

✓Access SMB, NFS, WebDAV, FTP, SFTP
✓Connect to Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, S3
✓Stream movies and music
✓View and manage documents, photos
✓Built-in FTP and HTTP servers
✓Nearby file transfer
✓Network tools (Ping, Port Scan)
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What's New in Owlfiles

14.5.1

August 19, 2026

* Add the "Rename" button on context menu of search results. * Support to specify region in S3 Connection. * Support NFSv4.0 * Fix bugs in SMB module.

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User reviews

Great video player

It’s my choice of app for playing movie files when I’m travelling. Supports subtitles, audio tracks, different codecs and file formats, aspect ratios and sizes that avoid the notch/Dynamic Island, and more. Great!

Does not support NFS unless you pay

Attempting to create NFS connection pops the “pay me now” dialog and that’s all. IMHO this is not an in-app purchase, it’s an up-front purchase if you want basic functionality. I will not use this software.

Overall,a great app,but the icloud backup size sometimes becomes unreasonable large

I found and turned off the option backup icloud/itunes in the file management settings of the app,but the backup size of this single app is still as large as 35Gb.

My new default file app on iPhone and android

Owlfiles has been simple to use for me, and just connects to my local network drives as well as online services. SFTP, FTP, SMB, Dropbox, mega, etc. I use the app to play videos off my NAS and the built in video player is pretty decent! It’s not comparable to VLC but it also doesn’t need to be. It’s good enough that I use it to watch movies and videos on my phone and Chromecast google tv.

It also became my easy option to log into multiple Dropbox accounts on one device, and that has made it easier for me to manage my parents accounts whenever they need help. The free version only allows for 3 online connections but that didn’t bother me. Eventually I liked the app so much that I just bought the premium to support the devs. Since there is a lifetime premium option it didn’t feel too expensive across all my devices.
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Amélioration import photos

La metadonnee "Légende" n'est pas importée avec la photo lors de la conversion en jpg !
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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Inability to open certain file types

Bug

Sync issues with network shares

Bug

Inconsistent video playback performance

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Requested Features

5 requests

Thumbnail preview for files

Feature

Resume playback option for media

Feature

Batch file rename and delete

Feature

Better integration with cloud storage

Feature

Chromecast/AirPlay support

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FAQ

What does Owlfiles do?

Owlfiles is a comprehensive file management application that allows you to access and manage files from various sources. This includes local storage on your iPhone or iPad, network shares on computers and NAS devices via protocols like SMB and NFS, and popular cloud storage services such as Google Drive, OneDrive, and Amazon S3.

What are the key features of Owlfiles?

Key features include accessing network shares (SMB, NFS, WebDAV, FTP, SFTP), connecting to cloud storage (Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, S3), streaming media files, viewing documents and photos without downloading, built-in FTP and HTTP servers for file transfer, nearby file transfer between iOS devices, and various network diagnostic tools.

How much does Owlfiles cost?

Owlfiles offers a free version with basic functionality. An optional subscription, Owlfiles Pro, is available for $1.99/month or $12.99/year, which unlocks advanced features like unlimited connections, batch renaming, photo editing, and file syncing. Pricing may vary by location.

What devices is Owlfiles compatible with?

Owlfiles is designed for iOS devices, including iPhone and iPad. The Pro version also mentions availability on mobile, desktop, and TV platforms, suggesting broader compatibility for advanced users. It integrates with iOS Files app and Photos app.

What are common use cases for Owlfiles?

Common use cases include accessing work files stored on a company server from your iPad, streaming movies from your home NAS to your iPhone, backing up photos to cloud storage, transferring files between your computer and iOS device, and managing documents for editing across different platforms.