FilePulse

FilePulse is a file transfer and management app for Android phones, tablets, TVs, and compatible smart devices. Send files directly between devices, browse storage from a computer, and move important data to a new phone.

KEY FEATURES

• Fast local transfer

Send files over Wi-Fi or Ethernet without uploading them to an external cloud service.

• Web File Manager

Open FilePulse in a computer browser to upload, download, copy, move, rename, organize, and preview files stored on your Android device.

• Devices on your network

Discover nearby FilePulse devices and switch between them directly from the web interface.

• Phone-to-phone migration

Transfer photos, videos, music, documents, contacts, and calendar events to a new Android phone. Received data is imported into the appropriate system locations when permission is granted.

• Bluetooth transfer

Send and receive files using Bluetooth when a local network connection is unavailable.

• Experimental multichannel transfer

Combine Wi-Fi and Bluetooth channels for compatible devices. FilePulse verifies the assembled file after transfer.

• Cloud and network storage

Connect supported cloud services and network storage, including WebDAV, SFTP, SMB, S3-compatible storage, and other available providers.

• Built-in file tools

Preview images, play videos and audio, read PDF documents, edit text files, and work with ZIP, 7z, and RAR archives.

• Recycle Bin

Deleted files can be moved to the FilePulse Recycle Bin, restored later, or permanently removed manually.

• Flexible storage access

Use a selected system folder in standard mode or enable experimental full file access on supported Android builds.

• Android TV support

FilePulse includes remote-control navigation and layouts adapted for televisions and large screens.

• QR code and NFC connection

Quickly connect compatible devices without entering an address manually.

PRIVACY

Local transfers stay between your devices. FilePulse does not upload transferred files to its own cloud. External cloud services are accessed only after you connect them.

Some experimental functions depend on the Android version, device manufacturer, available permissions, and platform restrictions.