CyberDuck is a simple and reliable file transfer tool for Mac. It connects easily to FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, and cloud storage like Amazon S3 or Google Drive. I like that it feels lightweight but still powerful — you can drag and drop files, edit directly from the app, and manage remote servers without much setup. The interface is clean and easy to use, even if it’s not the flashiest. One small downside is that large transfers can sometimes take a bit longer, and a few settings are tucked away in menus. But overall, CyberDuck does exactly what it’s supposed to — it’s stable, straightforward, and works well for managing files between local and remote systems.

I like it for lightning fast speed with uploading my websites files to the hosting servers, with nothing left behind. I love it's secure and sharing of files between servers like our database for backing and restoring. Great for end to end for solid security. Great for next level compatibility to connect to numerous servers and marketplaces.

I find Cyberduck to be an exceptionally versatile open-source tool that serves as both a server and cloud storage browser for Mac and Windows. Its strength lies in its extensive compatibility with a multitude of protocols, including FTP, SFTP, and WebDAV. This allows me to connect to almost any type of remote server I need for my work. I particularly like its seamless integration with major cloud storage providers like Amazon S3, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Dropbox, and Backblaze B2 etc… Having the ability to access and manage files from so many different services through a single, centralized interface is really efficient. UI is another strong point. It’s intuitive, and the drag-and-drop functionality for uploading and downloading files makes transfers feel smooth and straightforward as well the view is great for navigating large and complex directory structures. Furthermore, the ability to edit files directly on the server using my preferred external text editor, such as Sublime Text, is a feature I use constantly for updating configuration files and reviewing logs on the fly. On macOS, it uses the system Keychain for secure password management and integrates with the Notification Center, making it feel like a native part of the operating system. Quick Look feature allows you to preview files with the spacebar without having to download them, is another feature that significantly speeds up my workflow!