Work more easily with your files on the storage you already have. Preview image files on your phone, browse a ZIP without unpacking it, edit a Markdown table effortlessly, or open a network file in your favorite desktop app. Sambee brings all of this to the storage you already have.
Give Your Existing Storage a Modern Workspace
Your project files can stay on your NAS or Windows file server. There’s no cloud to migrate to and no synced copy to maintain. Just connect to an SMB share and start working. Add Companion to bring local drives into the same workspace and copy files between drives and shares .
Preview Design Files on Your Phone
Check a Photoshop design or a HEIC photo straight from a network share. You don’t need the desktop app, and you don’t need to download the file first. Swipe through large image collections, including formats your browser can’t display natively. See View Images and Read Documents , Supported File Formats , and Mobile Navigation .
Look Inside a ZIP Without Unpacking It
Open a ZIP like a folder and view the images and documents inside. Find what you need without extracting the whole archive, then download or extract only the files you want. This works even with read-only access to an SMB share, and you don’t need Companion. See Work with ZIP Archives .
Edit Markdown Tables Without Fighting the Markup
Update a project checklist or comparison table in a rendered table view instead of lining up pipes in source text. The document stays a plain Markdown file, right where it was. See Edit Markdown .
Stop Digging Through Folder Trees
Type part of a folder name and jump straight to it. Get back to recent files and locations in a few keystrokes. On desktop, use two panes to compare folders side by side or move files between them .
Edit in Your Desktop Apps, Save Back to the Share
Open network files in Word, Photoshop, LibreOffice, or any other installed app. Sambee Companion handles the handoff and uploads your changes back to the original location, so you don’t have to juggle downloads and uploads yourself. See Install and Pair the Companion App and Edit Files in Desktop Apps .