Total Commander doesn't have a Mac version, but Captain's Deck brings the same dual-pane interface, F-key shortcuts, and keyboard-driven workflow to macOS. If you loved Total Commander on Windows, you'll feel right at home with Captain's Deck.
Captain's Deck implements the orthodox file manager paradigm that Total Commander users know and love.
The classic side-by-side panel layout. Source on the left, destination on the right. See two directories at once and copy/move files between them instantly.
The shortcuts you know: F5 to copy, F6 to move, F7 to create directory, F8 to delete. Tab to switch panes, Enter to open. Your muscle memory works here.
Just start typing to filter the current directory. Find files instantly without opening a search dialog. Just like Total Commander's quick search.
Browse ZIP, 7z, RAR, TAR, and GZ archives like regular folders. Press Enter on an archive to step inside. Extract files with standard copy operations.
An integrated terminal panel that syncs with your file browser. Navigate to a folder and the terminal follows. Run cd and the browser updates. True integration.
Connect to remote servers and browse them like local folders. Save connections in your favorites. Transfer files between local and remote with the same shortcuts.
See Git status badges (M/A/D/?/!) directly in the file list. Stage, unstage, and revert files from the context menu. View all changes in the Git Status Panel and commit directly.
Total Commander users will find familiar shortcuts in Captain's Deck.
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| Tab | Switch between panes |
| F5 | Copy files |
| F6 | Move/rename files |
| F7 | Create new directory |
| F8 | Delete files |
| Enter | Open file/enter directory |
| Backspace | Go to parent directory |
| Space | Select file / Quick Look preview |
| Ins | Select and move to next |
Miss the classic DOS-era file manager look? Captain's Deck includes a faithful Norton Commander theme with optional CRT scanlines and phosphor glow effects. It's like stepping back to the 1990s.
Download the free 14-day trial. No credit card required. All features unlocked. If you loved Total Commander, you'll love Captain's Deck.