FTP client for macOS with a user-friendly interface

Managing remote files is effortless with Commander One. This FTP client for Mac offers a dual-pane interface, drag-and-drop support, and secure encryption, ensuring the most convenient file management experience.

AppStore version vs Site version
Dual-panel interface with integrated cloud capabilities
Apple & Intel

Optimized for both Apple silicon and Intel
Stars

Approved by Christian Ghisler as Total Commander for Mac

Key Features

Create multiple connections

Connect to multiple servers simultaneously for seamless FTP file transfers, enhanced productivity, and a more efficient workflow.
Manage Connections

Transfer files and folders to/from FTP

Easily transfer files by dragging and dropping them between remote and local locations.
Transfer files

Open and edit files

Access and edit files directly within the interface of Commander One, a powerful FTP software for Mac.
Open and edit files

Protect files with encryption

Encrypt your personal data stored online to ensure that only those with the decryption key (password) can access and manage it.
Encryption

How to connect to an FTP Server on Mac via Commander One

1
Download, install, and open Commander One.
Download, install, and open Commander One.
2
Go to the Connections Manager and select FTP & SFTP.
Go to the Connections Manager and select FTP & SFTP.
3
Enter your server details and login credentials. After that, click the “Connect” button.
Enter the server details and login credentials
4
Access FTP and manage files within the application's interface.
Access FTP and manage files within the application's interface.

What is FTP?

FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a standard network protocol used to transfer files between a computer and a remote server over the Internet. With FTP, you can upload/download data to/from a server and manage files and folders on a remote server. It’s commonly used in web development, software, update distribution, and file sharing.

Transfer files with FTP

FTP works on the client-server model and uses two separate connections: the control channel (manages communication between the client and server) and the data channel (transfers files between the client and server).

With a Mac FTP client, you can easily transfer files and organize data on remote servers.

Encrypt files with Commander One

Supported Services

FTP/SFTP

FTP/SFTP/FTPS

Integrated support for FTP, SFTP, FTPS, and FTPES protocols allows direct file transfers between your Mac and remote servers, simplifying your workflow by removing the need for extra software.
Amazon S3

Amazon S3

Connect to your S3 account and manage files stored on Amazon S3 and compatible storages, with the ability to copy files and folders between AWS S3 buckets.
Dropbox

Dropbox

Access multiple personal and Dropbox Business accounts easily, share links directly and keep everything within a single interface.
Google Drive

Google Drive

Effortlessly view and manage any type of file, large or small, from Google Drive. Increase your productivity by eliminating the need to switch between different tools.
OneDrive

OneDrive

Backblaze

Backblaze

OpenStack

OpenStack

Box

Box

MEGA

MEGA

WebDAV

WebDAV

pCloud

pCloud

Supported Devices

Commander One turns your Mac into a hub for all connected devices. Access and control files from Android smartphones, tablets, iOS devices, and cameras in a single, unified view.

 

Manage files in iOS, Android, MTP devices