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Fileora

A local-first Android file browser for exploring phone storage without…

Fileora is a local Android file manager for browsing, searching, and managing files already stored on your phone. It focuses on recent files, file-type categories, search, storage views, and permission-gated local file actions without a Tenshio account, internet permission, developer analytics, Crashlytics, or a developer cloud service.

Available on Google Playv2.1.0-native
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AndroidNative appPrivacy detailsApp-specific policyPurposeful accessPermissions explainedActively improvedIndependent support
No Tenshio account No internet permission Local file metadata No developer analytics

Fileora storage flow

Browse phone storage by what you are trying to find.

Jump by file type

Open recent files, images, videos, audio, documents, downloads, archives, APKs, and storage views without digging through one long folder list.

Search local file facts

Use file names, extensions, paths, file types, dates, and sizes to narrow down what is already available on the phone.

Review storage from one place

Category shortcuts, recent-file views, and storage context make Fileora useful as a practical dashboard for cleanup, lookup, and everyday browsing.

Keep actions local

Browse and manage device files through Android storage access without sending file names, file metadata, usage events, or crash logs to a developer server.

Fileora Home screen

Storage dashboard

Start with recent files, storage context, and file categories.

Fileora brings the practical entry points of a file manager together: recent items, category shortcuts, local search, file metadata, and Android storage access in one phone-first flow.

  • Local file browsing
  • Quick search
  • No internet permission
Explore the experience
Fileora Main Feature screen

Local file control

Fileora stays close to the files on your device.

The page explains exactly why storage access is needed, what file facts are shown, and which developer services are not part of the app.

File categories Local search Storage access No developer cloud

Fileora privacy

Local files stay on your device.

Storage access is for local browsing and file actions

Fileora requests storage access so it can show files, folders, recent items, categories, file names, paths, dates, sizes, and local actions inside the app. The current Android build avoids internet permission, Firebase Analytics, Crashlytics, advertising ID, developer accounts, and developer-operated cloud storage.

  • File facts are read locallyFileora uses storage access to display names, folders, file types, dates, sizes, and recent files already on the device.
  • Permission is tied to the file managerStorage permission is requested for browsing and local file actions, not for uploading files to a developer service.
  • No developer cloud or tracking serviceThe reviewed app direction avoids internet permission, developer analytics, Crashlytics, accounts, and advertising identifiers.
Read Fileora privacy & terms
AccountNot requiredInternet permissionNot usedDeveloper analyticsNoneCore dataLocal files and metadata

What’s new

Fileora appears in the Play ecosystem

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Fileorav2.1.0-native

The Google Play ecosystem lists File Manager - Fileora under Mikael tenshio, with AppAgg capturing version 2.1.0-native dated June 30, 2026 and describing local browsing, organizing, searching, and managing files stored on an Android phone.

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