ForkLift Reviews

Honestly, I like ForkLift because it makes file management much simpler than the Finder. Everything is clearer, you have duplicate windows, so you can move things around super quickly without any hassle. I also like the fact that it connects directly to servers, FTP, SFTP, etc., without having to struggle with 50 settings. It's a bit like "click --> it works," and that feels good.

The interface is clean, not too cluttered, and you can quickly find what you want. When I'm working with lots of folders, it saves me time and prevents me from rage-quitting because Finder is slow or opens everything in new windows like an overexcited child. In short, it's simple, efficient, and it definitely makes my life easier when I'm sorting or transferring files.

On the other hand, there are some annoying things. Sometimes the folders don't update right away, you moved a file but you don't see it, it's annoying. And there are so many options in the menus that you don't know where to click anymore, you can quickly get lost. At the beginning too, when you're used to the Finder, you look for where the simple things are, it takes a little while to get used to it.

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I love the ease of use of Forklift. The software works great to transfer files.

Overall there isnt anything that that I dislike about Forklift. It works great.

I use forklift to transfer files for our departmental website to the web server. It works great.

Quite cheap

Much more efficient than Cyberduck

Nice UI

Fast

Forklift provides dual-pane, easily accessible remote storage options (such as S3, FTP, SMB, Cloud Storage services, Webdav... etc) file manager.

The appstore version missing few capabilities like mounting option.

It is the best remote/local file manager I have ever used on macOS, even better than finder itself sometimes. Forklift provides so many remote options for every occasion.

One developer can access hundreds of server storages easily, with great gui. File management never been this easier, and sync option solves a lot of sync issue by being just plain down-to-earth easy.

You can access FTP to your website or server very easy with quick setup, plus having Google Drive support and access to other great services gives you easy File Management to quickly upload or download the files you need.

Lacks some of the services that should be available on the app.

Forklift is amazing, worth the price and very easy to set-up. It integrates within macOS and even lets you view you iCloud.

Uploading and downloading files quickly to my server/website in easy clicks, transferring between cloud services.

I like his speed and his easy way ti use the app. The interface is clear and makes management more efficient.

For some functions you need some time to understand them. The software used to consume a lot of resources when several transfers were launched at the same time.

Folk is really useful to help me to be more organized and manage my files. Before, I used to lose a lot of time between files and servers; now everything is in the same place.

It’s super fast, feels really lightweight, and makes moving or syncing files between locations easy. I like the dual-pane view and the quick connect to FTP, SFTP, or cloud drives. The UI is clean, no bloat, and it just works.

Sometimes it crashes after macOS updates or struggles a bit with very large folders. I wish the dark mode and icon themes had more options. Would be cool to have even deeper integration with cloud services.

ForkLift makes it really easy to manage files across different servers and cloud drives, all in one place. It saves me a lot of time compared to using Finder or separate apps. Tasks like syncing, batch renaming, or connecting via FTP/SFTP are just way faster and less frustrating. It keeps my workflow simple and organized.

I use FTP for file transfers pretty much everyday. Easy dual pane interface to navigate, Forklift has been my goto FTP app for many years. It does everything I need in a simple organized way.

My only issue with Forklift is it sometimes hangs a bit before the file transfers start. This might not be a Forklift issue, it could be my hosts, but there is no real way to know.

When you come from a different FTP product, there is a learning curve here. Simple things like "Window placement" can be done, just need to learn where/how.

I need an FTP to transfer files between many cloud hosts, and I need one that just works. Setup is easy, bookmarks are easy to navigate, and can have multiple connections open at a time.

What I liked about ForkLift is the cloud storage variety it provides. You can easily store the data on AWS (S3 buckets ) GCP.Azure.

Not suitable for large data transfer.

UI can be improved.