Foldr 5.13.0

Foldr offers streamlined access to an organization’s file servers and cloud storage solutions through a unified and intuitive interface, facilitating efficient document management on the go. Whether on campus, in the office, or traveling, users can access their files with a simple tap.

It is important to note that a Foldr server is *REQUIRED* for this application to operate; it does not provide standalone access. To inquire about a free trial of the Foldr server, visit foldr.io/trial.

Key Features:

• No need for new accounts — integrates seamlessly with existing Active Directory, Azure Entra, or Google Workspace credentials
• Hybrid cloud support — access local file servers alongside cloud services such as Google Drive, Office 365, and Dropbox from one platform
• Live document editing — modify Office documents in real time without creating duplicate files
• Paperless workflows — scan physical documents into PDF with automatic capture and alignment features
• Enhanced collaboration — securely share files and folders both within and outside the organization
• User-friendly navigation — bookmark essential files and folders for quick retrieval
• Security — designed with security in mind, supporting Two-Factor Authentication and Active Directory password policies

Feedback from users highlights the platform’s impact:

• “It's been a great addition to our learning transformation programme and is now essential in terms of the school's use of iPads. When we unveiled Foldr last September, we had a round of applause from everyone at the staff meeting.”
  — Hove Park School, Apple Distinguished School in England
• “There’s a huge amount of thought gone into how Foldr will be used in schools — something which we don’t often see from app developers.”
  — www.classthink.com
• “...we highly recommend Foldr. As a result, we have selected it as one of our 10 core educational apps which form a vital part of our everyday digital toolkit.”
  — Secondary school in Newport, Wales
• “Setup and integration were very straightforward. We adopted a ‘big bang’ rollout approach, and it was immediately successful.”
  — Secondary school in Surrey, England