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Both editions are available on the Microsoft Store. The demo has the same features as the full version, with no expiry or session limits. At each launch, it shows a purchase reminder and asks for one randomly chosen A, B, X or Y input. Purchasing the separate full version removes that startup notice.

A 64-bit PC running Windows 10 or Windows 11. Use an XInput-compatible controller for gamepad input; mouse and keyboard also work. Audio and video previews use Windows Media Player components.

Rename, path and search fields use native Windows text entry and request the Windows on-screen keyboard, so a physical keyboard is not required. Windows controls its layout and appearance.

Version 1.1 uses the Windows Recycle Bin by default. Y in the delete review selects permanent deletion; Settings can also change the default after confirmation. Locations without a Recycle Bin require permanent deletion. Version 1.0 uses Commander Trash, and existing items there can still be restored from Settings after updating. Keep its hidden folders and restore records if you want to recover them. Store updates become available after Microsoft approval.

Committed copies remain at their destination. Cross-drive moves check the copy before removing the original. Interrupted tasks are reported in the task queue and do not resume automatically. Check both folders before trying again.

There is experimental support for WLX viewer and WCX archive plugins, plus a native plugin format. Some plugins have been tested, but full compatibility cannot be promised. Community plugins vary in versions, dependencies, 32-bit or 64-bit requirements and assumptions about the host application. WDX and WFX are not implemented. Import only plugins you trust.

The app has no accounts, advertising or telemetry. Preferences and operation records stay on your PC. Opening a network share or launching a game uses the destination or application you choose. See the privacy policy for details.