ZenFile

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Open-source file manager and offline media center with file operations, media playback, text editing, encrypted storage, dual-pane browsing, and FTP, WebDAV, SMB, and SFTP access. The latest update adds clearer delete confirmations and direct text editing for more file types.

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About this app

A beautifully crafted, open-source file manager and offline media center for Android, built with Flutter. It pairs stunning glassmorphism aesthetics with system-level media indexing (Android MediaStore) for instant, battery-friendly browsing, plus an all-in-one Toolbox, fast FTP / WebDAV / SMB / SFTP access, and peer-to-peer Quick Transfer.

✨ Features

Beautiful UI/UX — Modern glassmorphism design with textures and transparency Full Media Index — Accurate, stable photo, video, and audio browsing powered by system-level indexing (Android MediaStore), so moved or renamed files always stay visible without full storage scans. Built-in Media Player High-performance video player powered by media_kit Elegant audio player with album art and precise progress control Pinch-to-zoom image viewer with smooth gesture controls Built-in Text Editor — View and edit .txt, .md, .json, and code files in-app Advanced Sorting — Filter by newest, oldest, or date to quickly find content Full File Operations — Copy, cut, paste, rename, and delete files or folders Quick Categories — One-tap access to indexed media libraries Storage Overview — Visual display of internal storage usage Smooth Animations — iOS-style spring physics and fluid transitions throughout Remote Server Support — FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, SMB/LAN — all with unified browsing experience Dual-Pane Browsing — Two directories side-by-side with drag-and-drop transfers Multi-Tab Support — Open multiple folders in tabs for quick navigation Encrypted Vault — Protect sensitive files with built-in encryption

🌍 Multi-language Support: Supports 10 languages including Simplified Chinese, English, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Russian, and Arabic.

📄 License

GNU GPL v3

file manager media player open source offline network storage

What's new

v3.6.6Oct 25, 2026

✨ New Features • The delete confirmation dialog now lists the items to be deleted: each row shows a file-type icon and the file name, and the dialog height adapts to the item count — a single compact row for one file, a height-limited scrollable list for many; when more than 50 items are selected the remainder is summarised as "and N more" • A new "Open with text editor" entry in the file action menu: any file that is not an image / audio / video or an archive can be opened and edited in the built-in text editor directly, no extension renaming needed
✨ Interface
The button at the right of the browse page's tab bar now opens a menu: with multiple tabs it offers "Close current tab" and "Close all tabs" (current first, all second), and with a single tab it shows only "Close current tab"; choosing "Close all tabs" closes every tab immediately with no extra confirmation • The "Nav bar position" option in Settings → Nav bar settings now uses the same dropdown picker as the custom shortcuts page, and five bottom-nav slot entries were added below it — both places share one configuration and update in sync • The drawer button at the far left of the top bar changed from three dots to a hamburger icon, matching the other top-bar buttons' highlighted outline style
🐛 Fixes Fixed playlists (.m3u / .m3u8 / .pls) and subtitle / lyric files (.srt / .ass / .vtt / .lrc / .cue) being misdetected as audio by their MIME type: they used to open in the audio player with no way to pick the text editor from "Open with". They now open in the built-in text editor directly, without renaming the extension to .txt first (GitHub issue #43) Fixed the same files showing a music-note icon with audio colours and being counted under the audio category in file lists: they are now displayed consistently as text documents (document icon + extension badge + text colour), and no audio cover art is extracted from these plain-text files