Collects from the Share menu
Any app that can share can send to a folder: web pages, photos, videos, PDFs, documents. Open the folder later from a widget or the floating window.
A folder that floats over whatever you’re doing. Share a link, a file, a note or an app into it, arrange things your way, and open them from anywhere on your phone.
Any app that can share can send to a folder: web pages, photos, videos, PDFs, documents. Open the folder later from a widget or the floating window.
Files you pick are stored as references to the original, so a folder never doubles your storage. Choose “shortcut folders” and shared documents from those places link back too.
A saved page gets its real preview image and a clean title. The app picks a sensible crop and learns from the ones you adjust.
Grid, preview, feed, list or details. Search, sort, or drag items into the order you want. Folders can nest.
Built-in viewers for images (swipe between them), PDFs, video and ZIP archives, plus quick text notes, a drawing pad and voice notes.
Three widget styles, each themed independently. Six colour palettes for the folder itself.
Deleted items wait in a recycle bin for 48 hours. A “Remove duplicates” tool finds identical files and keeps the cleanest copy.
Export a folder to a ZIP with its links, apps and crops, and import it on another device. Duplicates are skipped on the way in.
The floating window needs Android’s “display over other apps” permission — that is what lets the folder sit on top of everything else. Photo and video access is only requested the first time you turn a shared photo or video into a shortcut, so the shortcut can point at your original file.
Nothing in the folder is uploaded anywhere. Link previews are fetched from the page you saved, the same way a browser would.