CoreFiles

Tap. Scan. Done. CoreFiles suggests smart filenames (Apple Intelligence, where available) and saves directly to your selected destination. Across local, NAS & cloud. iOS.

CoreFiles turns scanning and filing documents into seconds - not minutes.

TAP. SCAN. DONE.

Most apps leave you on your own after scanning: you have the document, but no destination folder selected yet. CoreFiles flips that workflow.

Choose your destination first - “Accounting”, “Projects”, or “Archive” - then scan. CoreFiles saves automatically to exactly that location. Local storage, iCloud, NAS, SFTP, WebDAV, SharePoint, and more.

The file manager with a thoughtful scan-to-destination workflow.

QUICK DESTINATIONS - FILE IN ONE TAP Choose the destination folder before scanning - not after Create your own custom quick destinations Works across all connected storage locations Expand and adjust at any time

INTELLIGENT FILE NAMES Automatic filename suggestions while scanning Apple Intelligence support (where available) Less renaming, faster and more accurate filing

DOCUMENT SCANNER Multi-page documents in a single pass Automatic edge detection Save directly as PDF to your selected destination folder

ALL YOUR STORAGE - ONE APP Local storage & iCloud Drive SMB network drives / NAS WebDAV / Nextcloud SFTP servers Microsoft SharePoint Dropbox & pCloud Google Drive*

RECEIVE & SHARE FILES Import files from other apps directly into CoreFiles via Share Extension or Action Extension, including quick destination selection.

PREVIEW & MANAGE Open PDFs, images, audio, video, and documents directly in CoreFiles. Move, copy, rename, and delete - all in one place.

SECURITY & PRIVACY No ad tracking Optional anonymous usage analytics (self-hosted Matomo) Enhanced connection security for cloud and server storage CoreFiles - Tap. Scan. Done.

*Google Drive is integrated via the official Google Picker (not a native full file system integration).

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