New: s3Manager, all your buckets in one window
A desktop app for S3-compatible storage on macOS, Windows and Linux. Amazon S3, Hetzner and your own endpoints in one place, with no account and no telemetry.
by NoiXdev
Some of your buckets live at Amazon, some at Hetzner, and maybe there’s a MinIO running on your own network. Each one has its own web console and its own sign-in. And if all you want is to change a CORS rule, you start by digging through menus.
s3Manager brings all your S3 accounts into one window. You browse buckets and folders the way you would in a file manager. Your access keys stay in your system’s keychain. There’s no account to create and no telemetry.
What it does
- Several accounts on Amazon S3, Hetzner Object Storage or your own S3-compatible endpoint, each with its own region and keys.
- Files the way you expect. Upload, download, move, rename and create folders.
- Links to hand out. Copy presigned URLs or create time-limited upload links.
- Sync between two buckets, or between a local folder and a bucket.
- Settings right on the object and the bucket. Metadata, CORS, Object Lock and ACLs.
Get started
Downloads for macOS, Windows and Linux are on the project page. On the Mac, builds are currently for Apple silicon. Everything else is in the documentation.