Folder navigation
Move through paths while keeping the current location visible.
Shard Cloud File Manager gives every app a visual filesystem for browsing folders, editing code, uploading assets, downloading files, and committing changes when you need to move fast.
File operations belong next to the app they affect
Browse
folder navigation
Edit
integrated editing
Search
project search
Commit
traceable changes
Developers should not need a separate FTP client just to inspect production files, patch a config, or upload a small asset. The app dashboard already knows the workspace, app status, and permissions.
Explore capabilitiesOpen folders, inspect files, and search by name or file contents within the part of the project you choose.
Create, edit, upload, move, rename, download, or delete files and folders—one at a time or in bulk.
Upload a commit from the file manager and optionally restart the application as part of that workflow.
Every file action checks workspace membership and application status before it runs, so File Manager only shows what your role and the app's current state actually allow.
Move through paths while keeping the current location visible.
Change text files without leaving the dashboard.
Search names or file contents within a chosen folder, with context around every match.
Confirm a file's destination before upload, or select several files and folders for one action.
Keep changes visible and related to the application.
Open the file manager, browse or search for what you need, then edit and commit changes without switching tools.
Get startedFrom connection to the first decision, in one flow.
Browse, search, create, edit, upload, move, rename, download, and delete files or folders from the application dashboard.
Yes. Search by file name or by text inside files, limit the search to a folder, and review the lines around each matching result before you open it.
Yes. Select multiple files or folders, then move them to one destination or delete them together after reviewing the confirmation.
File Manager shows the writable files in /app. The rest of a custom image belongs to the image and remains read-only.
A commit uploads a ZIP or RAR archive of your changes to the application. You can also request an application restart as part of that commit flow.
Not directly from File Manager — but you can download all of your application's files as a bundle: create a backup from the app's Backups page, then download it once it's ready.
File operations follow the workspace permissions of the signed-in user, so the dashboard only exposes actions your workspace role allows.
Use a manager connected to the application and workspace permissions.
Guided setup with no commitment
Search names and file contents
Find the file or matching line you need without leaving the app dashboard.
Review bulk actions first
Confirm destinations and selected files before moving, uploading, or deleting them.
Open File Manager
Browse your application's files and make your first edit.
Perfect for freelancers or individuals who need to host applications and bots.
For small teams and startups that need infrastructure for multiple projects.
Built for scaling companies with high project volume and advanced support.