Network Drive Explorer is a powerful and user-friendly Android app designed to help you manage and explore network drives effortlessly. With an intuitive interface and seamless integration, you can access files across local and remote drives with just a few taps.
Tutorial video coming soon!
- Network Drive Management: Connect to multiple network drives and manage them all from one place.
- File Explorer: Browse and access files quickly with an easy-to-navigate interface.
- Fast File Transfer: Easily upload and download files between your Android device and network drives.
- Simple Interface: Designed with a clean, minimalist layout for ease of use.
- High-Speed File Transfer: We pinpointed the hassle of integrating unnecessary file transit security and file end to end encryption when we're on a trusted network(household Wi-Fi, Friend's Wi-Fi, etc.) unlike untrusted or public network(cafe, airport, public places, etc.).
- Free Updates: Get the latest features and improvements with every update.
Download Network Drive Explorer v1.0.0 (Latest)
We'll call the device to take the data from as the 'source device'. And the device you want to receive the data in as the 'receiving device'.
[⭐- Required; ➕- Optional;
- To unlock the functionality of the app, press the ellipsis (three horizontal dots) in the top-left corner, then press "Settings".
- Read the Disclaimer and Warning, then press the checkbox below it to confirm you understand the use-case of the app.
- Now, press back button in the top left corner, then press the ellipsis again and press "Configure Details".
- Write your device name (this will be used to identify if its the host or as we say 'source device').
- Enter a port, remember that the port should be same on the 'source device' and 'receiving device' to ensure you are on the same subnet to allow file transfer and 'source device' discovery.
- Open the app on the 'source device', and press the ellipsis (three horizontal dots) in the top-left corner, then press "Device Storage".
- Now, find your files or whole folders, then hold them to see a menu and press "Map To Network" (this moves the file/folder(s) to shared location so do this carefully;
Release v1.0.0 has no protection for this.). - Press the back button in the top left corner, and press Start Service button, thats all for the 'source device'. [Proceed to "To Receive Files from a Device" section]
- Open the app on the 'receiving device', tap the ellipsis (three horizontal dots) in the top-left corner, and press Search Hosts.
- Now press the blue button saying "Auto Scan" then you can see the server's name in a box, hold the box and press "Get Access Point".
- Press the back button in the top left corner, then press the ellipsis (three horizontal dots) in the top-left corner, then press "Device Storage".
- In the top-right corner press the three horizontal bars, then again press the server's name in the menu that appeared.
- Now, you're navigating the 'source device' shared files/folders.
- Hold on any file (transferring whole folders isn't supported yet) and press "Download File" and then the files will be transferred top your phone in the "storage/emulated/0/.LFTUC-Shared/LFTUC-Received".
- Best advised to use 'Zarchiver' or any other file manager if you're comfortable.
- This issue occurs in some OEM devices (eg. IQOO Z9x5), still works on most of the devices like Vivo, Motorola, etc.
- More Devices will be tested soon. If it works on your device, you could send the make and model or just OEM's name in the "Rate The App/ Feedback" for helping in the process.