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LinkDrive is a fast cross-device file explorer for Windows developed by MoltenPixelStudio, currently available at version 0.2.1 as the second release in its version history. The software is designed to unify local and remote file management in a single interface, combining standard file browsing with first-class SFTP and VPS browsing, which allows users to navigate remote servers as naturally as local directories. Its feature set includes multi-select transfers with cancel and resume support, enabling users to move batches of files between devices and interrupt or continue those transfers as needed, along with folder mirroring for keeping directories synchronized across locations. Bookmarks are provided for quick access to frequently used paths, and SSH config import streamlines the process of connecting to existing servers by reusing configurations the user has already defined. A further distinguishing capability is Tailscale peer discovery, which makes devices on a Tailscale network visible and reachable within the explorer, supporting workflows that span machines connected over both virtual private networks and local area networks. This combination of VPS and LAN peer access positions LinkDrive within the file management and file transfer category, serving use cases such as administering remote servers, moving files between a workstation and a VPS, keeping project folders mirrored across devices, and browsing the contents of machines on a private mesh network. The software targets Windows users who work regularly across multiple machines and need a single tool rather than separate FTP clients, synchronization utilities, and network browsers. With its current release numbered 0.2.1 and only two versions published to date, LinkDrive remains an early-stage product from MoltenPixelStudio, with its present build already covering browsing, transferring, mirroring, bookmarking, SSH integration, and peer discovery as its core capabilities.
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