A file manager for both sides of your work

Everypane.

Windows and Linux.
Side by side.

Your local folders, WSL projects, and SSH machines. All in one window.

Explore Everypane

Everypane with a Windows paper folder on the left and its WSL project on the right. A sidebar holds favorites and workspaces. — The real app, with demo files.Windows ↔ WSL / Light theme

Built for developers, researchers, and people who work across machines.Windows beta in preparation

Fewer windows. More of your work.

Compare. Search. Extract.

Keep the source and destination in view.

Know what changed
before you copy.

See missing, newer, and different files in two folders. Check file contents, then copy the files you need.

Compares the current folder level. It does not compare matching subfolders recursively.

Two folders of research figures. Colored row markers show files that are missing, newer, or different. Copy buttons sit above each list. — Compare a Windows folder with its WSL output. `Ctrl` + `Shift` + `C`

Find the line.
Open the file.

Search file contents and see matching lines beside the results. WSL and SSH searches run where the files are stored.

Text search skips binary files and files larger than 64 MB.

A search for rainfall in a WSL project shows matching files and the first matching line in each file. — Search a WSL project without downloading its files. `Ctrl` + `Shift` + `G`

Look inside a ZIP.
Take what you need.

Open an archive in a pane. Browse its folders, then extract selected files or the whole archive.

ZIP browsing is read only. Editing archives, encrypted ZIPs, 7z, and RAR are outside this first release.

A research-data ZIP is open inside Everypane. A read-only notice and an Extract to button appear above the archive files. — Browse a ZIP without extracting its contents first.

For the work you do every day

Pick up where you left off.

Save your workspace

Keep a named set of tabs for both panes. Open your project folders together.

Command palette Ctrl + K

Preview as you browse

Read code, Markdown, PDFs, and tables beside your files. Keep your place in the folder.

Preview pane F3

Reach your Linux machines

Add an SSH machine to the sidebar. Browse, search, and transfer files between panes.

Remote files open as local copies. Copy saved changes back to the machine.

Everypane for Windows

A better view
of your files.

Windows 10 and 11 · x64

Public beta in preparation

We’re completing code signing and installation checks before opening the download.

The signed installer will appear here when the beta is ready.

Before you install

A few details.

Who is Everypane for?

People who use Windows alongside WSL or Linux machines. It keeps project folders, data, and remote files in one file manager.

Do I need WSL to use it?

No. You can use Everypane with ordinary Windows folders and drives. WSL and SSH access are there when you need them.

Does it replace Windows Explorer?

It runs as a separate app. You can use it alongside Explorer. Everypane does not take over your Windows file associations.

What happens when I open a file inside a ZIP?

Everypane extracts that file to a temporary folder and opens it with its usual program. Changes do not go back into the archive. Extract files to a chosen folder before editing them.

Can I edit files on an SSH machine?

Opening a remote file downloads a local copy. Saved changes stay in that copy. Copy it back to the machine when you finish.

Is there a Linux download?

A Linux version is in development. The first website beta is for Windows x64.

When can I download it, and what will it cost?

The download section shows the current beta status. Commercial pricing and license terms will be published before sales begin.