Terms of Service

Acceptance

By using Quick Search File, you agree to these Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy. If you do not agree, do not use the app, CLI, connected storage features, or website.

Purpose of the app

Quick Search File is a file search utility. It helps you build a local index for folders or storage locations you authorize, then search by filename, extension, folder path, and related metadata.

Your responsibility for files and accounts

You are responsible for the files, folders, accounts, credentials, and storage providers you connect or authorize. Only connect OneDrive accounts, Dropbox accounts, local folders, cloud folders, or file-provider locations that you have the right to access.

OneDrive features

If you connect Microsoft OneDrive, Quick Search File uses Microsoft OAuth to access OneDrive file and folder information needed to provide search, indexing, and result display. The app is not designed to create, edit, move, delete, or share your OneDrive files.

OneDrive availability, authentication, rate limits, account permissions, and API behavior are controlled by Microsoft and may affect app behavior. You can revoke access through your Microsoft account permissions.

Dropbox features

If you connect Dropbox, Quick Search File uses Dropbox OAuth to access account information, file and folder metadata, and file content only when needed for user-directed search result access. The app is not designed to create, edit, move, delete, or share your Dropbox files.

Dropbox availability, authentication, production status, rate limits, account permissions, and API behavior are controlled by Dropbox and may affect app behavior. You can revoke access through your Dropbox connected-app settings.

Subscriptions and paid features

Some features may require an active subscription, including continued iOS search access after free searches, automatic index updates, and optional macOS Command Line Interface (CLI) features. Purchases and subscriptions are handled by Apple through the App Store and may be subject to Apple's terms and refund policies.

Command Line Interface (CLI)

The macOS Command Line Interface (CLI) is intended for update, search, status, paths-only output, JSON metadata output, automation, shell pipelines, and AI-assisted workflows after it is enabled in the macOS app. You are responsible for commands you run and any scripts, tools, or AI systems that consume CLI output.

No guarantee of universal access or performance

Search results and performance depend on device hardware, operating system behavior, storage provider availability, cloud sync state, folder permissions, index freshness, file count, and system load. Performance measurements on this website are engineering evidence from known test conditions, not a guarantee for every device or provider.

Acceptable use

Do not use Quick Search File to access files or accounts without authorization, bypass platform permissions, violate laws, interfere with service operation, abuse OneDrive, Dropbox, or other provider APIs, or process data in ways that violate applicable provider terms.

Third-party services

Quick Search File may interact with Apple services, OneDrive, Dropbox, iCloud Drive, GitHub Pages hosting, and other storage providers or platform features. Those services are governed by their own terms and policies.

Changes to features or terms

Features, subscriptions, platform support, OneDrive access, Dropbox access, CLI behavior, and these terms may change over time. Updated terms will be posted on this page.

Disclaimer

Quick Search File is provided as a utility for file search and organization workflows. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the app and website are provided without warranties of uninterrupted operation, error-free behavior, complete search coverage, or fitness for a particular purpose.

Contact

For support questions, use the Quick Search File support page at https://quicksearchfile.com/support.html.