Files.fm Releases Redesigned Mobile Apps for iOS and Android

On August 27, 2026, Files.fm released major new versions of the Files.fm mobile app for both iOS and Android. The update significantly redesigns and modernizes the mobile experience, making cloud files and shared content easier to reach when a computer is not nearby.

The new apps provide a clearer route into Files.fm cloud storage from a phone or tablet. Users can move between their own files, shared links, and content shared by other Files.fm users with less friction, while improved responsiveness helps common actions feel faster.

What is new

The main improvements in this release include:

• a redesigned interface with clearer navigation and a more modern mobile layout;
• the ability to open Files.fm items directly from shared links;
• easier access to files and folders that other users have shared with you;
• enhanced search for finding cloud content;
• improved performance and responsiveness throughout the app; and
• mobile file actions for uploading, downloading, opening or previewing supported content, sharing, and managing files and folders.

The apps also support photo and file backup capabilities. Automatic folder backup and one-way synchronization are available where supported by the operating system, device permissions, and app configuration. This gives users a practical way to move selected mobile content into their Files.fm account while keeping it accessible from other devices.

Built for cloud storage and collaboration

Files.fm is increasingly used not only to send large files, but also as persistent cloud storage and collaboration infrastructure. Individuals keep photos, videos, and personal documents available across devices. Businesses use shared folders and links to exchange project files, documents, media, and other working material with colleagues and customers.

The redesigned iOS cloud storage and Android cloud storage apps help connect those workflows. A shared document received while travelling can be opened from its link. Photos or videos can be uploaded without waiting to return to a desktop. Content shared by a colleague can be found and used from the mobile app, while enhanced search helps reduce time spent navigating larger accounts.

The result is a more consistent path between Files.fm on the web, desktop synchronization tools, and mobile devices. Users can start a file-sharing or cloud-file task on one device and continue from another, with the exact options depending on the file type and platform capabilities.

The new Files.fm mobile apps are available through Google Play for Android and the App Store for iOS.

We will continue improving the mobile apps, synchronization, sharing, and cloud-file workflows based on user feedback. The goal is to make Files.fm storage and collaboration tools dependable and convenient wherever users need to work with their files.