AnyBucket: SFTP, FTP, S3, Azure, WebDAV and SMB in two panes on a Mac

Hi Product Hunt 👋

I work with a handful of servers every day: a couple of SFTP hosts, S3 and R2 buckets, a WebDAV share, a NAS. Every Mac transfer app I tried shows one server at a time and treats my Mac as the only place files come from. Moving a folder from staging to an S3 bucket meant downloading it, then uploading it again by hand.

So I built AnyBucket: any two places side by side, and every action on a key.

What it does:
• Each tab holds one or two panes; each pane is This Mac or any server. Mark files with Space, press F5. Mac to server, server to server, server to Mac: same gesture.
• On the same server the copy runs on the server itself (S3 CopyObject, Azure Copy Blob, WebDAV COPY, cp over SSH). Between servers it streams through a small spool on your Mac.
• ⌘K goes to any bookmark, folder or tab by name, or connects to a pasted sftp://, s3:// or smb:// address. ⌘G copies the marked files anywhere.
• SFTP, FTP, FTPS, Amazon S3 and compatible stores (R2, B2, Wasabi, Spaces, Google Cloud Storage, MinIO), Azure Blob, WebDAV and SMB.
• SFTP runs your Mac's own ssh, so your keys, agent, ~/.ssh/config and jump hosts just work.
• Transfers retry on a fresh connection, the queue survives quitting, checksums are verified where the protocol allows. Conflicts: replace, if newer, keep both, skip or resume.
• Compare & Sync, workspaces, and transfers in the menu bar after you close the window.

No account, no analytics, passwords in your keychain. Native Swift and SwiftUI, 18 languages, macOS 15 or later. $9.99 once, for two Macs.

You can try the real thing in your browser first, with sample servers: anybucket.app/try

What servers do you juggle, and what's the transfer you do most often?

Hi Product Hunt 👋

I work with a handful of servers every day: a couple of SFTP hosts, S3 and R2 buckets, a WebDAV share, a NAS. Every Mac transfer app I tried shows one server at a time and treats my Mac as the only place files come from. Moving a folder from staging to an S3 bucket meant downloading it, then uploading it again by hand.

So I built AnyBucket: any two places side by side, and every action on a key.

What it does:
• Each tab holds one or two panes; each pane is This Mac or any server. Mark files with Space, press F5. Mac to server, server to server, server to Mac: same gesture.
• On the same server the copy runs on the server itself (S3 CopyObject, Azure Copy Blob, WebDAV COPY, cp over SSH). Between servers it streams through a small spool on your Mac.
• ⌘K goes to any bookmark, folder or tab by name, or connects to a pasted sftp://, s3:// or smb:// address. ⌘G copies the marked files anywhere.
• SFTP, FTP, FTPS, Amazon S3 and compatible stores (R2, B2, Wasabi, Spaces, Google Cloud Storage, MinIO), Azure Blob, WebDAV and SMB.
• SFTP runs your Mac's own ssh, so your keys, agent, ~/.ssh/config and jump hosts just work.
• Transfers retry on a fresh connection, the queue survives quitting, checksums are verified where the protocol allows. Conflicts: replace, if newer, keep both, skip or resume.
• Compare & Sync, workspaces, and transfers in the menu bar after you close the window.

No account, no analytics, passwords in your keychain. Native Swift and SwiftUI, 18 languages, macOS 15 or later. $9.99 once, for two Macs.

You can try the real thing in your browser first, with sample servers: anybucket.app/try

What servers do you juggle, and what's the transfer you do most often?