ShareFile®

Name: ShareFile®
Rating: 3.4 (237 reviews)
Author: Progress Software Corporation

By: Progress Software Corporation

Business

Features & Capabilities

ShareFile is a secure business file manager that makes it easy to share, access, and collaborate on documents from any device. It supports secure data sharing, customizable permissions, and optional remote wipe to protect data if a device is lost or stolen.

Features include cross-device syncing, secure links and emails, file requests, and IT-admin controlled access using corporate credentials. Designed for professional use, ShareFile helps teams stay organized and productive while safeguarding sensitive information.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Progress Software Corporation

Rating:

3.40

(237) 1 new ratings

Version:

26.5.0 Last updated: 2026-05-18

Version code:

885655611

Creation date:

2011-05-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

40.13MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 120,516 ▼ 88

Other rankings

#42 in team sharing keyword 14 ▲ #53 in file keyword 30 ▲

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Developed by:

Progress Software Corporation

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sharefile/id434391375

Website:

http://www.sharefile.com

User Reviews

Users praise ShareFile for being easy to use with strong mobile support, secure centralized storage, and solid collaboration capabilities. However, multiple reviews highlight recurring crashes and instability, slower performance, and feature gaps compared with desktop/web (Finder integration, search/download). Upload limitations (no background uploads; restricted sources) and occasional syncing inconsistencies are also noted. Overall, it’s valued for day-to-day use but plagued by reliability and feature gaps on mobile.

Pros

Easy to use and intuitive navigation.
Excellent mobile access with the ability to upload from iPhone and emails.
Centralized, secure document storage with encryption and no notable data breaches.
Strong collaboration features with granular access rights for teams.
Reliable day-to-day tool for accessing and sharing documents and photos on the go.

Cons

Frequent crashes and overall instability on the mobile app.
Missing or inconsistent desktop/web functionality (e.g., Finder drive view; search and download may not work inside the app).
Notable slow performance and lag.
Uploading limitations: cannot upload from iPad Files; no background upload; limited upload sources (Photos/Videos).
Inconsistent file syncing between users.

Recent reviews

I love Sharefile - great storage business docs accessible anytime on my phone. Easy to save, share, upload. Indispensable business communication tool.

by No*****, 2026-05-27

I’m not sure if the bug fixes 1 day ago trashed this app but if it’s always operated as bad as this new download does, I can’t imagine anyone finding it useful. Documents can’t be found after downloading. Documents can’t be turned landscape to view. Documents have a navigation bar that will not go away so only 2/3rds of the portrait screen are available to view a document. Naturally zooming in on a document means you can see about 5 words per line. I clicked on something in the upper right corner of the document list screen and white dots appeared across the top of the screen that seemingly allowed for selection of documents and folders but then the dots wouldn’t go away nor could I see what the actions for the dots actually were. I ended up having to close the app just to get off that screen. Next step: uninstall…

by Ph*****, 2026-05-20

I’m able to use it well for my needs. Everything loads. And is easy to navigate. I feel like this is all you could ask for and I can even upload files from my iPhone. It could be designed to scan documents directly into the folders and that would be great but that’s a pipe dream!