Explorador de Archivos
Browse your folders as a living, curving tree
What it does
Explorador de Archivos turns your Mac's file system into a fluid, curvilinear tree — Miller-columns navigation, instant search, live Finder sync, and one-click previews. No clutter, no learning curve. €4.99, one-time, yours forever.
Independent software studio building minimalist, single-purpose tools. No subscriptions — pay once and it's yours.
Software with a single purpose. Minimalist, focused tools — some for anyone on a Mac, some built specifically for real estate professionals. No subscriptions, no bloat — pay once and it's yours. Explorador de Archivos — macOS, digital download Like Finder, but organic. Explorador de Archivos turns your folders into a living, curving tree instead of flat rows — fluid to browse, tactile to navigate, built for trackpad gestures. — Curvilinear tree view, fluid and organic — Instant search by name — Instant preview with one click — Tactile trackpad gestures (zoom, pan) — Live sync with Finder €4.99 — one-time payment, no subscription Launch week: use code LAUNCH20 at checkout for 20% off.…from inmolab.carrd.co
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