Your FTP files,
uploaded automatically.
FTPush monitors your local folder and uploads new files to your FTP server the instant they appear. Set it once, forget it forever.
macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon & Intel
🔒 No telemetry·No tracking·Your files never touch our servers
Made for photographers, agencies, developers & IT teams
The problem
You're wasting time uploading files manually.
Your daily routine without FTPush
- Open FileZilla or Cyberduck
- Enter host, username, password
- Navigate to the remote folder
- Select local files to upload
- Drag them to the remote folder
- Wait for the upload to finish
- Verify files uploaded correctly
- Close the FTP client
- Repeat every time you have new files
With FTPush
0 stepsFiles are uploaded. Automatically.
Features
Upload automation.
Built for the Mac.
Instant folder monitoring
FTPush watches your local folder for new files in real time. The moment a file appears, it's queued for upload - no polling delays.
Stable file detection
FTPush waits until a file is fully written to disk before uploading. No partial uploads, no corrupted transfers on the server.
FTP, SFTP & FTPS
Connect securely with any protocol. Encrypted transfers for sensitive data in healthcare, finance, or any regulated industry.
Multiple connections
Upload to multiple FTP servers simultaneously. Each connection has its own source folder, credentials, and remote destination.
Smart upload filters
Upload only the files you need. Filter by extension, filename pattern, or file size. Built-in presets for common workflows.
Post-upload actions
Run a script, move the file to an archive folder, or trigger a webhook after successful upload. Fully automated pipelines.
Intelligent retry
If an upload fails, FTPush retries automatically with exponential backoff. No files left behind due to temporary connection issues.
Full activity log
Complete history of every file uploaded. Timestamps, sizes, destination, status. Export for audits and compliance.
Time-based scheduling
Upload only during the hours you choose. Perfect for off-peak bandwidth usage or scheduled batch deliveries.
Remote File Browser
Browse, create, rename and delete files and folders on your FTP server directly from the app - no separate FTP client needed.
Menu bar app
Lives in your menu bar.
Always uploading.
No windows to manage. No dock icon. FTPush sits in your menu bar, watching your folder. The moment a file appears, it's uploaded. Click the icon to check status: or just forget it's there.
How it works
Three steps. Two minutes. Done.
Enter your FTP credentials
Host, username, password, remote folder. Pick your industry preset and FTPush configures everything else.
Choose a local folder to watch
Which folder should FTPush monitor? Pick any folder on your Mac. New files added here will be uploaded automatically.
Forget about it
FTPush sits in your menu bar, silently working. Drop files in the folder, they appear on your server. You never think about FTP uploads again.
FTPush vs the alternatives
| Feature | FileZilla | Scripts/cron | Transmit 5 | FTPush |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Automatic monitoring | ✗ | ~ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Stable file detection | ✗ | ✗ | ~ | ✓ |
| No coding required | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| macOS native | ~ | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Post-upload actions | ✗ | ~ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Price | Free | Free | $45 one-time | €49/yr |
Pricing
Choose your plan
Annual subscription. Cancel anytime.
All features included · 14-day free trial · macOS 13+
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Questions & answers
Does FTPush work with my FTP server?
FTPush works with any standard FTP, SFTP, or FTPS server. This includes hosting providers, NAS devices (Synology, QNAP), dedicated servers, and cloud FTP services.
How does FTPush know when a file is ready to upload?
FTPush monitors file stability - it waits until a file stops changing in size before uploading, ensuring no partial or corrupted files are sent to the server.
Will it slow down my Mac?
Not at all. FTPush uses macOS file system events for instant detection - virtually zero CPU when idle. It only activates when files need to be uploaded.
Can I upload to multiple FTP servers?
Yes. Configure unlimited upload connections, each with its own source folder, credentials, remote destination, and filters.
What happens if an upload fails?
FTPush retries automatically with exponential backoff. Failed uploads are clearly flagged in the activity log so nothing gets lost.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. FTPush includes a 14-day free trial - no credit card required.
Do I need to pay for updates?
All updates are included in your annual subscription. Renew to stay up to date.