Keka

This is exactly what I need in an iOS file compression app. The only thing I wish it could do is the ability to add files to an existing compressed file.

I’ve bought and used Keka on Mac and iOS. It’s great: unzip 7zips, create 7zips, other special management features, plus a pleasant art logo/design including a brilliantly chosen marsupial theme. And it DOES NOT HARVEST your personal data to sell you to marketers (and who knows who else). Look at the privacy policy and the “Data Used to Track You” info box. This is a great app, and I hope more people learn about it and buy it

By far the most delightful compression/extraction utility for macOS (imo) is somewhat diminished in delightfulness in its mobile form, though not in its pure functionality. From the perspective of a year one iOS user with plenty of experience exploring what alternatives have been offered since the introduction of the File Provider API in iOS11, Keka for iOS/iPadOS' shear speed is distinct enough from its few platform competitors to warrant the title of Best such utility on the platform. Also unique/notable: - [Open Source] - Unique support for compression of entire directories outside the app's respective system folder(s)

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Like the title says… this is a very EZ to use file management utility - worth every bit of $4 it costs. Pay once, and that’s it! No in-app advertisements or pop-ups nagging you to subscribe or pay for a ‘Pro’ version to unlock all the features. Hats off to the developers for keeping it a lean fast tool; works great in iPhone/iPad, I have not tried it on a Mac PC yet. Highly recommended!

I used this program on Mac for years and was happy to find it available for use on iPad. I bought it again.

I actually paid for the Mac version because it works so well, even though you can download it free. I immediately bought the iOS version when I heard about it. I am not disappointed. I found it very useful for IT & development. I recently started using UTM in both Mac and iOS, and being able to extract VM images on my iPhone instead of extracting them on my Mac and then transferring the larger decompressed files is a huge win. Technically, this version doesn’t support as many formats as the Mac version, but it’s got everything you’ll likely need. In a time when people rarely pay for apps, this is one worth supporting. Did I mention it’s completely open source and has no tracking?