Why Quietfile exists
I got tired of the apps for this. You open a ZIP and an ad covers the screen before you can see what’s inside. A scanner wants a subscription to save a PDF. A converter wants your files on its servers, or to train its AI. None of that is needed to open a file.
Quietfile is the app I wanted to use: it does the job on your iPhone, without charging you to use it or keeping your data.
What I promise
Every feature is free
Nothing in Quietfile is locked behind a payment, and nothing will be. Quietfile Pro is one payment that removes the ads. It doesn’t unlock anything else.
No subscriptions
Not now and not later. If you buy Pro, it’s yours on every iPhone with your Apple Account.
Your files stay on your iPhone
Quietfile has no servers of its own and no accounts. What you open, extract, scan or create never leaves your iPhone. The free version shows ads from Google, and Google’s code sends Google some data to show them, like your IP address. With Pro, that code doesn’t even start. The privacy policy has the details.
Ads that don’t get in your way
A small banner and, sometimes, a full-screen ad when you tap Done after finishing something: at most one every three tasks and three a day, and none in your first day. Never in the middle of a task, and never when you open the app.
Who makes it
I’m Carlos Ponce, an independent developer in Mexico, and Quietfile is just me. If something doesn’t work, or you’d like it to do something it doesn’t, write to support@cponce.dev.