Log book
Every public build of Ferry. The app keeps itself up to date, so you don’t usually need to come back here.
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This preview stops working 30 days after it was built. Ferry tells you three days ahead, and the exact date is in Ferry → About Ferry. Once it’s up, the local side keeps working but you can’t connect any more — Ferry updates itself, so a newer build normally arrives long before that.
- File lists now look right at every window size — the row shading runs to the edge of the pane instead of picking up a stray margin once the columns fit.
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This preview stops working 30 days after it was built. Ferry tells you three days ahead, and the exact date is in Ferry → About Ferry. Once it’s up, the local side keeps working but you can’t connect any more — Ferry updates itself, so a newer build normally arrives long before that.
Ferry is a native Mac app for FTP and SFTP. Your files on one side, the server on the other — drag it across, and that’s the whole trick.
It came out of hunting for a good FTP client, not finding one, and getting tired of settling. So it’s the one we wanted ourselves: simple, modern and good-looking. The features you actually use, and none of the hundred you don’t need.
This is the first public build. It’s free while the preview lasts — and if something should work differently, there’s Help → Send Feedback…
