FilenQ – a native macOS file manager for power users

- FilenQ is a new third-party file manager app for macOS, designed as an alternative to Apple's built-in Finder. It targets "power users" — people who manage many files, work with servers, or want more keyboard-driven workflows. - The key pitch: a native Mac app (built with SwiftUI and AppKit) that feels like a proper Mac citizen, unlike cross-platform tools like ForkLift or Total Commander that may look or behave slightly differently on macOS. - Mac power users have long complained that Finder is slow, limited for bulk operations, and lacks built-in support for cloud storage services (Google Drive, Dropbox, S3), FTP/SFTP connections, or advanced file previews. Most have tried third-party alternatives (Path Finder, Commander One, ForkLift) but none have achieved mainstream adoption. - FilenQ appears to emphasize speed, keyboard shortcuts, tabs, dual-pane views, and direct integration with cloud/remote storage — features common among file managers on other platforms (e.g., Windows' Total Commander or Linux's Midnight Commander) but historically weak on macOS.