A desktop application for Windows and macOS that installs IPA files directly via a USB or Wi-Fi connection. Simple drag-and-drop interface.
Features drag-and-drop support, split-screen multitasking on iPad, and the ability to import files from other apps [1].
| Feature | FE File Explorer Pro | FileBrowser Pro | Documents by Readdle | |---------|---------------------|-----------------|----------------------| | | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes (via added connection) | | FTP/SFTP/WebDAV | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | | Cloud integration | Google Drive (no longer supported), Dropbox, OneDrive, Box | Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Box | Extensive, including Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Box, and more | | Built‑in media player | ✅ Yes, with broad format support | Partial (passes playback to external apps) | ✅ Yes, robust media player | | Nearby file transfer | ✅ Yes (iOS to iOS) | ❌ No | ✅ Yes (via Readdle Transfer) | | Sync reliability (large libraries) | ✅ Better than FileBrowser Pro for large sync jobs | Weaker for very large syncs | Good | | Price | ~$5.99 one‑time | ~$5.99 one‑time | Free with in‑app purchases | fe file explorer pro ipa
You can download the official version of the app directly from the Apple App Store .
Using FE File Explorer Pro involves handling sensitive data—your cloud passwords and local files. A desktop application for Windows and macOS that
is more than just a file manager; it is a vital tool for turning your iOS device into a productive workstation. With its robust support for network protocols, seamless cloud integration, and advanced media capabilities, it solves the problem of file fragmentation on iOS. Whether you're managing professional servers or personal media libraries, this IPA is worth the investment.
: Whenever possible, purchase the official application via the Apple App Store to support the developers, ensure automatic updates, and guarantee code integrity. Troubleshooting Common IPA Sideloading Issues 1. "App is No Longer Available" Error | Feature | FE File Explorer Pro |
Installing IPA files from unknown third‑party websites carries genuine risks: