This app shows in App Store as *free* (with in-app purchases), but in reality this app is not useful unless you buy “pro” version.The core purpose of this app is to provide easy access to Quest files, by showing them in Finder and allowing standard Finder operations - copy/preview/delete/etc. - similar to how Windows Explorer provides direct access to files of the connected mobile devices.Showing directories and files of the connected Quest headset works in this app, but as soon as you want to do anything meaningful with these files (e.g. copy file, open file for Preview etc.) - you are just prompted to buy “pro” version. I.e. for all practical purposes this app is not useful unless you pay - and it is not that cheap, it is $25 for perpetual license or $12/year as a subscription.Personally I find functionality of this app (even in “pro” version) too limited to be worth buying it - file access to Quest is readily supported by the regular ADB command-line tool, and there are free GUI shells for it as well, so Finder integration is more of a convenience rather than essential new capability.…I’m giving this app one star because free functionality in this app is not useful, and *free* version is what is being reviewed here.I understand this free yet useless version is intended more as an advertisement, but in my opinion it would be better to have Free Trial version of the full app - at least users would be able to try real thing and would be able to decide if it is worth buying.
Dear user, Thank you for your review, I'm taking notes of all of them. The app is free for testing, but to fully use it you can upgrade to Pro - you can find this info in the app description, also. You can also send me an email to hello@alexdenk.eu and I will gladly provide you with more details. Regards.