Tilde is a native macOS file manager positioned as a full replacement for Finder. Rather than layering features onto Apple’s default file browser, it rethinks the workspace so folders, projects, and documents can be arranged around how you actually work. The app is built for macOS and aims to feel familiar from the first launch while offering more depth when needed.
The core feature set centers on flexible split views that can be divided again and again, well beyond two or four panes, so you can compare folders and drag files between them without switching windows. Sidebar Spaces give each project or area its own sidebar with the relevant folders, keeping work segregated. A Command Palette lets you find files and folders or run commands from the keyboard, and Live Groups update active projects and documents in real time.
Tilde is aimed at Mac users who manage many folders and projects at once, such as developers, designers, writers, and anyone who regularly moves files between locations. People who find Finder’s single-window workflow limiting will get the most value from the split panes and per-project sidebars.
Pricing is straightforward: a $29.99 lifetime license with one year of updates, preceded by a 7-day free trial that requires no credit card. Before buying, use the trial to test whether the split-view and sidebar-space workflow fits your habits, since the app replaces rather than complements Finder.
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