Your servers, as you left them
The four tabs you open every morning, one keystroke away. Save them as a workspace, or let AnyBucket reopen your last session.
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Save with ⌥⌘S
Every tab, both its panes and their folders, saved under a name.
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Back in one go
Open a workspace and every tab comes back, each server connecting as its tab opens.
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The last session
Turn it on and AnyBucket restores your last session at launch.
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Kept on your Mac
Workspaces and the last session are saved in AnyBucket's own folder on your Mac, not in a cloud.
This and everything else in AnyBucket, for $9.99 once
One-time purchase, plus tax where it applies · Two Macs · macOS 15+ · Try it free in your browser
Questions, answered
Where are workspaces stored?
Do workspaces keep my passwords?
The keys
- Save the tabs as a workspace⌥⌘S
- New tab⌘T
- Reopen the closed tab⇧⌘T
- Go to tab 1 to 9⌘1–9
Guides and help
- Getting startedFrom buying to your first copy with F5: install, license, connect a server, open a second pane.
- Dual-pane file managers on a MacWhat a two-pane commander does, why it's faster, and how to work with your servers that way on a Mac.
- AnyBucket vs ForkLiftA file transfer app built for servers, next to ForkLift's dual-pane Finder replacement.
Keep exploring
All featuresDual panes and tabs
Each tab holds one or two panes, and each pane shows This Mac or any server. Swap them, zoom one, open the same folder in the other.
See it live ›Server to server
Copy or move files from one server to another in one step, with nothing to download and re-upload by hand. On one server, the copy runs on the server itself.
See it live ›Keyboard-first
Commander keys for every action: F5 copies, F6 moves, Space marks, ⇥ switches panes, + marks by pattern. Every key is in the menus too.
See it live ›⌘K palette
Press ⌘K and type a few letters to go to a bookmark, a recent folder or an open tab, or paste a server address to connect.
See it live ›SFTP
A native SFTP client for Mac that uses your own ~/.ssh keys, agent and config, jump hosts included, and checks host keys like Terminal.
See it live ›FTP and FTPS
An FTP and FTPS client for Mac with passive mode, explicit TLS and self-signed certificates you trust once per bookmark.
See it live ›
Every feature in one app. $9.99, once.
One-time purchase, plus tax where it applies · Two Macs · macOS 15+ · Try it free in your browser





