File Wise: Files & Storage Live

File Wise is a private and offline file manager designed to help you browse, organize, and manage files on your Android device. Manage documents, archives, images, videos, audio files, and other common file types through a clean and easy-to-use interface. File operations are performed locally on your device. KEY FEATURES • File Management Browse folders and copy, move, rename, delete, and organize files in accessible device storage. • Built-in Viewers Open images, videos, audio files, PDFs, and text files directly within the app. • File Search Find files and folders by name across accessible storage locations. • Compress and Extract Create and extract ZIP archives on your device. • Duplicate Finder Find duplicate files and choose which copies to remove. • Disk Analyzer Review storage usage and identify large files and folders. • File Split and Merge Split large files into smaller parts and merge compatible parts when needed. • Encrypted Vault Protect selected files using local encrypted storage. • App Lock Protect access to File Wise using supported lock methods and biometric authentication on compatible devices. • Recycle Bin Restore recently deleted files or empty the Recycle Bin when they are no longer needed. • File Properties View file information such as size, location, date, permissions, and supported checksums. • Share and Open Files Share files through Android’s system share menu or open compatible files with another app. PRIVACY-FOCUSED This Google Play build contains no advertising, analytics, behavioural tracking, or remote crash-reporting SDKs. It does not request the Android INTERNET permission. Your files are processed locally unless you choose to share, export, or open them with another application. FILE ACCESS File Wise is a file-management application. On supported Android versions, it may request All files access to browse and manage documents, archives, media, and other files in shared storage. This permission is used only for user-facing file-management features. Android may continue to restrict access to certain protected system locations.