Published by Team Amaze
An open-source file manager following the Material Design guidelines
Amaze File Manager is a file browser for Android, maintained by Team Amaze. It covers the standard work of a file manager: navigating the directory tree, and moving, copying, renaming and deleting the files and folders it finds there. The interface follows Google's Material Design guidelines, so its navigation drawer, list layouts and controls match the conventions used by other Android applications rather than presenting a custom desktop-style shell.
Distribution is under GPL-3.0-or-later. The source can be read and modified, and redistributed versions must remain under the same or a later GPL version — a point to weigh if the manager is to be preinstalled in a custom ROM or a vendor image alongside proprietary components.
The application is Android-only; there is no build here for desktop operating systems, so it does not serve as a cross-platform file tool. Specific capabilities beyond general file management — archive handling, network or cloud mounts, root access, and similar — are not established by the facts recorded in this entry and should be checked against the project's own documentation.
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Package identifier: com.amaze.filemanager
Read from the source on 08/04/2026
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