Features

Everything a file transfer client should be.

Built for people who move files every day: developers deploying sites, admins tending servers, teams living in buckets.

Every protocol you use

One client for your servers, your NAS and your buckets.

SFTP: Password, SSH keys (Ed25519, ECDSA, RSA, encrypted or not), the SSH agent including Pageant, and two-factor prompts.
FTP and FTPS: Explicit and implicit TLS, passive and active mode, MLSD with a LIST fallback for older servers, resume in both directions.
WebDAV and WebDAVS: Basic and Digest authentication, Nextcloud and ownCloud addresses, ranged downloads for resume.
Amazon S3 and compatibles: Buckets as folders, multipart uploads, automatic bucket regions, custom endpoints for R2, Wasabi, MinIO, DigitalOcean Spaces and more.

See both ends of a transfer at once.

Dual pane: Local and remote side by side, or two different servers for direct server-to-server copies.
Tabs: Open any folder in a new tab; each tab keeps its own folder and history while you work elsewhere.
Fast with huge folders: Virtualised lists stay smooth with tens of thousands of entries. Sort by name, size or date; filter as you type.
Everything a right-click away: Get Info, rename, duplicate, new file or folder, copy path, permissions, delete.
Drag and drop: Drop files in from Finder or Explorer, drag between panes to copy, drag within a server to move.
Keyboard first: Arrow-key navigation, ⌘F filter, ⌘I info, ⌘D duplicate, ⌘T tabs, ⌘→ to send the selection to the other pane.

A queue that survives dropped connections, sleep and restarts.

Pause, resume, retry: Per job, at any time. Dropped connections are retried automatically and continue from the last byte.
Survives quitting: The queue is saved as it runs. Reopen BlazeSCP and interrupted transfers are waiting, ready to resume.
Conflict rules: Overwrite, skip, keep both, resume, or replace only when newer, chosen once for the whole transfer.
Server-side copy: Copies within the same S3, WebDAV or local disk happen on the server, without the data passing through your machine.
Verify after transfer: Size check on every file, and a SHA-256 comparison where both sides can hash (your computer, SSH servers with shell access).
Bandwidth and parallelism: A shared speed limit for all transfers and 1 to 16 files at once, adjustable while transfers run.

From a URL or your existing SSH setup to an open folder in seconds.

Quick Connect: ⌘K, type sftp://user@host, done. Nothing is saved unless you choose to keep the server.
Import from ~/.ssh/config: Your Host entries become servers, with their users, ports and keys.
sftp:// links: Links in your browser or chat open straight in BlazeSCP.
Groups: Organise servers into folders in the sidebar; connection status at a glance.

The S3 features you'd otherwise open a console for.

Share links: Copy a presigned download link to any object, valid for 24 hours.
Create buckets: New folders at the top level are new buckets.
Region detection: Buckets in any region just work from one account.

A local MCP server, so assistants can use BlazeSCP for you.

Claude, Gemini, Codex and more: Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, Claude Desktop, Cursor and any other MCP client. Settings gives the exact setup command.
Servers on request: Ask your assistant to list, add or edit servers, look inside a connected server, or check on transfers.
Stays on your computer: The server only listens locally, needs a token, and refuses web pages. Passwords can be set but are never read back.
Read-only if you prefer: Turn off Allow changes and assistants can look but not touch. Or turn the server off entirely.

Built in Rust with Tauri: small, fast and memory-safe.

macOS, Windows, Linux: Apple silicon and Intel; Windows 10 and 11 on x64 and ARM64; .deb and .rpm for amd64 and arm64.
Light and dark: Follows your system theme.
Notifications: Hear when a long transfer finishes while you're in another app.
Automatic updates: Signed, checked in the background, installed only when you say so.

What we're building next. Not in the app yet.