Shuffle
The fast, open-source Finder alternative for macOS
What it does
Shuffle is a free, open source, GPU-rendered file manager for macOS - a fast, native Finder alternative with dual panes, tabs, a millisecond command palette, terminal mode, live previews, and deep theming. Built in Rust for Apple Silicon.
Shuffle is a small, native macOS file manager that stays instant no matter how big the directory - dual panes, tabs, a millisecond command palette, and deep theming. No Electron, no jank. macOS file managers are either too limited or too slow. Shuffle gives you real tools instead of getting in the way. Drag a tab to the edge to split the window into two side-by-side panes - each with its own tabs, history, and filter - and a draggable divider resizes them. Open as many as you need, smoothly drag to reorder, and drag tabs between panes. Millisecond fuzzy search over your home directory with typo tolerance, live path browsing, and quick commands. An optional command bar to move through the…from shuffleapp.co
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