Findermax is not publicly available yet. This website does not take payment or accept preorders. The official Mac App Store link will be added after release.
Release and pricing
Findermax is being prepared as a native Mac App Store app for macOS 14 or later, for Apple silicon and Intel Macs. It is not an iPhone or iPad app. Apple review and release are still pending; no availability date is promised.
The planned one-time price is US$4.99 in the United States and ₹499 in India. Final local prices, taxes and storefront availability will be shown in the App Store. No subscription or in-app purchases are included. A one-time purchase does not promise perpetual compatibility, future major versions or lifetime support.
License, purchase and refunds
The App Store listing and applicable Apple terms govern the purchase and permitted use. Apple provides a Standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement for apps without a custom agreement. Refer to the terms shown with the released listing.
Apple handles App Store billing and refund requests. Some purchases may qualify for a refund; eligibility depends on the circumstances and region. Use Apple’s official refund instructions. Nothing on this page limits applicable consumer rights.
Using Findermax with your files
Approve only folders you intend to connect. macOS permissions, supported formats and local file availability determine what Findermax can index. Project spaces store references and leave originals in place.
Inspect exact paths before a file action. Cleanup moves eligible selected files to Trash after confirmation, and does not empty it. Recovery is possible only while the required files remain available; interrupted actions can require Finder recovery. Findermax does not replace a backup.
Vault encrypts copies of regular files and their names. Originals, exports and the normal search index are not protected by Vault encryption. Keep your password and backup copies safely. Forgotten passwords cannot be reset by the developer.
A separate Mac App Store edition
Findermax and the existing directly distributed Zuno app are separate products with separate purchases and local app data. Findermax does not use the external Zuno license system or automatically import Zuno’s container, projects, index or Vault. Zuno’s existing page and support information remain available.
Publisher and contact
Findermax is published by Shivam Rohilla. For app support, contact shivamrohillaa@gmail.com or visit Findermax support. The privacy policy explains local processing, app data and support messages.