Panic Transmit Reviews

Panic Transmit is an app which exist since several years and Panic too. You can be confident that the app will not be abandonned next year. So you can buy it quietly without fear of losing your money.

Its reputation is well established and its stability too. Panic is a pillar among software publishers on macOS!

There's nothing I dislike in Transmit. It responds to all my needs.

You have to transfer files on a FTP or a cloud storage (Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, box, Backblaze...

👍 What I like best about Panic Transmit is its remarkable ability to consolidate all my FTP connections, Storage Buckets, and File servers into a single, intuitive hub. This streamlined approach to login and administration is an absolute game-changer for me. 🌐💼 Being able to personalize icons adds a touch of personalization, and the cherry on top is the fantastic feature that lets me seamlessly carry over my settings across different computers. 🖥️🔗

👎 If one aspect of Panic Transmit leaves me slightly wanting, it's the local file browser. While the product is exceptional, the option to completely remove the local file browser would be a welcomed enhancement. 📂🚫 As a habitual Finder user, I often rely on drag-and-drop directly from Finder for my file transfers, and removing this local file browser would align perfectly with my workflow.

🔧 Panic Transmit elegantly solves the challenge of swiftly accessing file servers to validate the presence of files from automated services. 📂🔍 This functionality is a lifeline for me, as it significantly expedites my workflow. Instead of wading through complex menus or struggling with multiple interfaces, Panic Transmit's seamless integration allows me to verify the existence of crucial files on various servers effortlessly. 💼🚀 This saves me valuable time and assures the reliability of my automated processes, enabling me to maintain efficiency and confidence in my work.

.Good UI

Easy to use

Fully featured

Good integration with cloud services such as AWS, DropBox

Easy, clean interface. Easy to access and move files between servers and folders.

Not much, i like the app. It's simple and light. Maybe the upgrade and price structure can use a bit of review.

It's a great app to use for FTP.

Very easy to keep files organized on both local drives and servers. Saved lots of time with clear views and file structures.

The gold standard of macOS file transfer apps just drove into the future. Transmit 5 is here. Upload, download, and manage files on tons of servers with an easy, familiar, and powerful UI. It’s quite good.

The integration with the cloud are the best way for keep communications with all operators in the road and the this way make a tracking all time. Is perfect for my company

Could be very interesting if the services was easy to implement. The communication is not clear actually

All problems are result

I love the options and versatility of transferring from place to place. It’s very convenient.

Not much. Everything’s runs extremely smooth for me.

I highly recommend the app if the data is overwhelming and you need it to be secure.

I’m managing a lot of my data much better now.

Being a mac user you only thing that icloud works well with Mac's however Transmit is the perfect software. There are so many cloud storage that is supported (Dropbox, Google drive, OneDrive etc...) It's so easy to use and have your cloud storage locally to access when needed.

Sometimes the speed can be slow when uploading large files as it seems to run faster on the native apps.

amazing syncing/cloud access app that works really well

using a number of different cloud storage can be a pain when you have several separate apps open eating up your computer resources.

I love that I have the ability to use this software to download larger files, especially for video editing. It's become a valuable tool to work with people across the country

I'd like to be able to see a higher number of files downloaded in the Activity pane so I can have a better idea of what's being downloaded. There have been some connection timeouts and when that does happen, there is no option to restart that individual upload or download, I'd need to manually search for that file and re-implement it.

We're using Panic Transmit to be able to download and upload large video and audio files.

-Navigating Transmit's interface and customizing features.

-Switching between file browser and connection panel easily.

-Organizing Favorite Groups for ease of access

Hangs with my VPN sometimes, but I think that is more my VPN and less transmit.

Being able to sync my address book between home and work has really made things easier.

The older version had a dedicated transfer window. Now it's a popover that won't stay up and doesn't give quite as much information. I prefer the old display.

The last FTP application you will ever need to buy.

I use several FTP, SFTP, and SSH connections for file transfer every day. You still can't beat secure direct connections for security and convenience. I can get files to clients and verify the delivery myself without having to wait on them to confirm receipt.