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FileBridge by Dilyan Dimitrov

Native macOS dual-pane file manager for local folders and remote storage that saves setups as reopenable workspaces.

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About FileBridge

Native macOS dual-pane file manager for local folders and remote storage that saves setups as reopenable workspaces. FileBridge is a mac & desktop app makers product built by indie maker Dilyan Dimitrov.

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Active
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Website
filebridge.dev

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FileBridge FAQ

What is FileBridge?

FileBridge is a mac & desktop app makers product: Native macOS dual-pane file manager for local folders and remote storage that saves setups as reopenable workspaces.

Who made FileBridge?

FileBridge was made by Dilyan Dimitrov, Copenhagen software engineer building Race Calendar BG and Amounthly alongside a 9-5. Dilyan Dimitrov has also built Race Calendar BG, Amounthly.

Is FileBridge still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, FileBridge is still active and run by Dilyan Dimitrov at filebridge.dev.

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