File manager 0.4.0 Free during launch

Caelum

The file manager Finder should have been.

Four view modes, quad-pane layouts, tabs and a batch rename that can be undone — in one native Swift app with no subscription.

Free during launch Every build on this site is free during the launch period. Paid editions and App Store listings come later; nothing here needs an account or a key.

macOS 15+ Native Swift No subscription Tools v0.4.0

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A clean capture is coming; the window is worth showing properly.

The build is real; the picture will follow.

Caelum 0.4.0 · screenshot pending.

01What's inside

The specifics, with numbers.

The things a general-purpose tool does not do.

01

Four views, four panes

Icon, list with detail columns, column/browser and gallery; single, split, stacked and 2×2 layouts; tabs; per-directory column widths.

02

Batch rename with a safety net

Regex find/replace, prefixes, suffixes, numbering, dates, case and extensions, with live conflict checking, savable presets and undo.

03

Archive and hash in place

Compress ZIP and TAR.GZ; extract ZIP, TAR, TAR.GZ and GZ; compute or copy MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 and SHA-512.

04

50 steps of undo

Operation history keeps 50 entries with per-action undo; copy, move, delete and duplicate run through a serial task queue with progress.

05

Search the folder you are in

Multiple keywords, wildcards and regex, plus folder-size calculation, hidden files, natural sort and Quick Look.

06

New-file templates

Text, Markdown, JSON, CSV, RTF and shell templates with $date(format) variables.

03Get it

Download the build.

Everything is free during launch — the same binaries the studio tests. No account, no key.

Free during launch Every build on this site is free during the launch period. Paid editions and App Store listings come later; nothing here needs an account or a key.

macOS v0.4.0

Caelum-Pro-0.4.0-macos.zip

1.6 MB

Caelum Pro direct build; signed and notarised.

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Signing and sideload notes are on each build. iOS builds are unsigned; macOS builds marked ad-hoc are not notarised.