HanFlow Finder

Found before
you finish typing

Results appear the moment you type a file name. It tracks new and deleted files in real time, and you can drag found files to move them — and undo the move.

HanFlow Finder — file search that finds as you type
No ads No sign-in 26 languages 30-day trial Perpetual license

Features

Results as you type

Instant results as you type

Instant results as you type

Whole disk, instantly

Instant whole-disk search (NTFS · when run as administrator)

Instant whole-disk search (NTFS · when run as administrator)

Updates as files change

Live updates — changed files are picked up automatically (even without admin rights)

Live updates — changed files are picked up automatically (even without admin rights)

Precise search

Wildcards · regular expressions · case sensitivity · extension filters

Wildcards · regular expressions · case sensitivity · extension filters

Drag to organize

Drag found files and folders to move them

Drag found files and folders to move them

Undo moves too

Undo · redo moves

Undo · redo moves
WildcardsWildcards
RegexRegex
Filter by extensionFilter by extension
Group by folderGroup by folder
UndoUndo
Explorer menuExplorer menu
With a perpetual licence there's nothing to pay each month.

30-day trial

Use every feature for 30 days from the day you install. No payment method required.

Perpetual license$34

FAQ

What happens when the trial ends?

Finding files by name, opening them and opening their folder keep working. Only advanced search (wildcards, regular expressions, extension filter, folder scope, whole-disk instant search) and file operations (copy, cut, delete, rename, drag and drop) are locked — and a purchase prompt appears when you try.

Supported formats

Searches file names on fixed drives. Network drives, USB drives and file-content search are not supported.

Which versions of Windows are supported?

For 64-bit Windows, and there is also a version for macOS 13 or later (Apple silicon Macs).

The macOS version has no instant whole-disk search (administrator) or cut; dragging out of the list copies.