Collect notes, e-mails and Web pages on your Mac

EagleFiler for Mac

EagleFiler for Mac

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  • Latest Version

    EagleFiler 1.9.21 LATEST

  • Review by

    Juan Garcia

  • Operating System

    macOS 10.13 High Sierra or later

  • User Rating

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  • Author / Product

    C-Command Software / External Link

  • Filename

    EagleFiler-1.9.21.dmg

  • MD5 Checksum

    6a01dd6f1328a4d0e818a713569f3b49

EagleFiler for Mac is a digital filing cabinet, a research assistant, and a snippet collector.

You can use it to write a journal, track all the files for a project or job, save your favorite Web articles, store financial statements and receipts, run a paperless office, plan a trip, collect your course notes, archive your e-mail correspondence, search mailing list archives, research a purchase, remember recipes to cook or books to read, store scientific papers, organize photos, gather legal case notes, or assemble a scrapbook.

It’s the most flexible tool on your macOS.

Works with: Alfred, Dropbox, Finder Tags, Fujitsu ScanSnap, Hookmark, iPhone/iPad, LaunchBar, MailTags, PDFpen OCR, PopClip, Skim, and more.

Features and Highlights
  • Easy to install: just drag and drop a single application file. There’s no need to install a database engine, plug-ins, or script files to integrate with your other applications.
  • Easy to use, with a familiar three-pane interface—lots of power, without lots of cluttered options.
  • Makes efficient use of RAM and disk space.
  • AppleScript support, for automation and integration with other applications.
How to Use
  • Open EagleFiler from Applications folder
  • Create a new library to store your files
  • Drag and drop files or use the capture hotkey
  • Organize files using folders, tags, and notes
  • Search contents using built-in search or smart folders
  • Preview and edit documents within EagleFiler
  • Encrypt libraries for secure data storage
  • Back up libraries regularly for data safety
System Requirements

macOS 10.13 High Sierra or later

64-bit Intel or Apple Silicon processor

100 MB of available disk space

Internet connection for updates and support

Requires access to Finder and file system

PROS
  • Organizes files from multiple sources
  • Supports many file types including email
  • Powerful tagging and search tools
  • Built-in encryption for secure storage
  • Offline access to stored information
CONS
  • No mobile or web access version
  • Limited collaboration features
  • Not ideal for large media libraries
Note: 30 days trial version.

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What's new in this version:

- EagleFiler is compatible with beta versions of the forthcoming macOS 27 Golden Gate. When launching EagleFiler, macOS may show an “App Update Required” or “Support Ending for Intel-based Apps” notification. This will be relevant for macOS 28 in fall 2027, and we expect to have an update available before then.
- Press F1 to import or Option-F1 import and add metadata all in one go.The capture key now works with MailMaven and will preserve e-mail message metadata such as the keywords, project, flag, importance, and notes, and also include a link back to the original message in MailMaven (requires MailMaven 1.2 or later). For more information, see the Importing Mail From MailMaven section of the manual.
- First-class support for archiving, searching, and viewing e-mails.Importing from Mariner Paperless is better at handling errors; it no longer times out reporting them and now lets you skip over any files that are missing. It also now works with databases from the older version 2.x of Paperless.
- Capturing from Outlook works better with very large selections of messages
- The capture key now works with the Helium Web browser
- The Info inspector lets you add metadata such as tags, notes, and colored labels.Encrypted libraries now always use the APFS file system. Apple has announced that volumes using the encrypted Mac OS Extended file system will not be compatible with macOS 28 (in fall 2027). You can convert old encrypted libraries to the new format by rebuilding them or simply by creating a new encrypted library, closing both libraries, and using Finder to replace the contents of the new encrypted volume with the contents of the old one
- Improved handling of temporary errors that can occur when using the To Import folder with a library stored in NextCloud/OpenCloud
- Create as many tags as you want and assign colors and symbols so that they stand out.It is now possible to override the source URL for a .eml file via AppleScript
- Help links once again open in the system help viewer on recent versions of macOS
- Made various updates for Xcode 27 and macOS 27
- Fixed a bug due to a macOS change where changing a record’s label from the Info inspector didn’t work
- Fixed a bug capturing emoji from Twitter
- Fixed a bug where temporary files were not deleted after capturing from Outlook
- Fixed a spurious error logged by the share extension
- Fixed an error loading the Drop Pad menu
- Fixed an error playing videos

Updated the following sections of the manual:
- Importing Mail From Spark Mail
- Missing Apple Mail Messages and Attachments
- Troubleshooting Privacy Access