It is pretty intuitive once you get started. The left side of the page is the source of the files on your local computer. On the right hand side isthe location you are wanting to upload to (you see that after you log in).To log in you click on the little icon at the top of the page that looks like two desktop computers one behind the other. If youneed to go to a particular folder the pull down “more options” and give it the name of your folder in answer to “remote path:”Once you see on the right hand side of the page the place where you want to put your new (or updated file) then locate the file you wish to upload on the left side of the page and click on it to highlight it.Then pull down the “file” menu and choose “upload”. You don’t drag and drop like the advertisement says.

The app is very basic and simple, but uploads and downloads files, which is its only mission. There’s no help or documentation, so if you’re not familiar with how such an application works, someone will have to walk you through it and help you the first time. Also, it gets stuck if you try to delete a batch of files from the server at once. If you go one-by-one, it always works. Can’t recommend this if you’re working with large websites, but fine for fairly simple ones.

This app is good at file transfers but the UI needs some serious work. I can get the my job done via drag/drop. I think the core funtionality is a good start but I look forward to some serious improvements to the user interface. Once that is done, this will be able to compete well in this functional space.

I’m a creative, spiritual person and so I need things to be easy, straight-forward and intuitive when it comes to using software, tech, etc. I was able to drag/drop the file and upload it to my sales server without any problems. Very happy with it so far! It helped to read through top reviews to get the step by step instructions. I recommend it for people who, like me, need intuitive tech.