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FileRadar is a Finder alternative for Mac that organises downloads and files into clear shelves by kind, so you can find what you saved and clear what you no longer need without digging through folders. Your files stay where they are, and Finder remains available; FileRadar adds its own views for finding and tidying files. Indexing, search, and OCR run entirely on your Mac, with no account and nothing uploaded. Cleanup sends files to the Trash, never straight to permanent deletion, so you can undo.

• Shelves by kind: images, documents, videos, audio, archives, and everything else, each on its own shelf
• Natural-language search: type in plain words, such as “invoices from last month”, and edit the filter chips that form from your words
• On-device OCR: text inside images and scans becomes searchable, processed entirely on your Mac
• Downloaded From grouping: see downloads grouped by where they came from
• Duplicates view: find copies of the same file, compare them side by side, and confirm before anything moves to the Trash
• Clean Up view: a calm review of large, old, or unneeded files, with a clear summary of what will go to the Trash
• Dual-pane mode: optional and off by default; turn on a second pane and drag files between panes
• Drop Stack: a temporary holding tray in the sidebar for gathering files before dropping the whole stack where it belongs
• Tabs: open several locations in tabs in one window, restored when you relaunch
• Saved workspaces: named layouts that restore your sidebar, panes, and tabs in one click
• Folder sizes, on demand: worked out in the background and shown in place, with more ways to sort, never a blocking scan
• Modular inspector: Preview, Info, Tags, and Permissions as collapsible modules in one inspector
• Archive browsing: open an archive as if it were a folder, read-only, and extract only what you need, on demand
• Command palette: press Cmd-K for every action, with full keyboard navigation
• Muse chat in FileRadar: ask about your files in plain words and act on them from inside FileRadar, with your approval before anything moves; powered by Muse Spark through Meta's Model API and requires a Meta developer configuration; your personal Muse app history and memory do not carry over into FileRadar, and FileRadar is not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta
• Secure login for Muse chat: sign in through a secure authorisation flow that exchanges a one-time code for access, with credentials kept in your Mac's Keychain, not in a plain file
• Voice: speak your request instead of typing it and hear a spoken reply back, as part of the Muse chat experience in the app
• System requirements: macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon and Intel Macs, with full keyboard navigation and VoiceOver support

Luma Regular is the light, colorful set: pale, luminous squircle tiles in restrained tints, with white glyphs and a soft top gloss. Every icon shares one squircle shape, one grid, one lighting direction, and one bold stroke language, so the home screen reads as one family. Each set includes 315 icons: 196 verified AppBrain US Top Free chart apps (Oct 25, 2026), 100 documented fallback apps, plus core system icons and user extras. Artwork is composed from the real built icons; home-screen images are mockups, not screenshots of a tested home screen.

• 315 icons in the Regular finish
• One coherent style: superellipse squircle tile, vertical gradient from each icon's light tint to its main colour, white glyph, and gloss fading from the top edge
• Built-in dashboard to browse all 315 icons, apply the pack, see the other Luma sets, and prepare an icon-request note you copy or share yourself
• 10 wallpapers (1080 × 1920) in the Luma palette: 3 light, 3 dark, 4 mid-tone, previewed and set from the dashboard's Wallpapers tab (home + lock screen)
• Two home-screen widgets in Luma styling: a clock widget (~4×2 cells; tap opens alarms) and a search bar widget (~4×1; tap opens the device's search UI), added from your launcher's widget picker
• Dynamic calendar icon for Samsung Calendar: the calendar icon shows today's date where the launcher supports dynamic calendar icons; on launchers without that support, the ordinary static Luma calendar icon is shown instead
• No dynamic clock-icon handling: the clock widget shows the time, but no app icon changes with the time of day

Luma Dark is the dark set: every icon sits on a deep slate tile (gradient #333A48 → #141821), with glyphs in soft platinum #E8EDF5 and a quiet top gloss. Colour appears only in small cut-out accents, so a dark home screen stays calm and the set reads as one family. Each set includes 315 icons: 196 verified AppBrain US Top Free chart apps (Oct 25, 2026), 100 documented fallback apps, plus core system icons and user extras. Artwork is composed from the real built icons; home-screen images are mockups, not screenshots of a tested home screen.

• 315 icons in the Dark finish
• One coherent style: superellipse squircle tile, dark-slate gradient, platinum glyph, and quiet gloss fading from the top edge
• Built-in dashboard to browse all 315 icons, apply the pack, see the other Luma sets, and prepare an icon-request note you copy or share yourself
• 10 wallpapers (1080 × 1920) in the Luma palette: 3 light, 3 dark, 4 mid-tone, previewed and set from the dashboard's Wallpapers tab (home + lock screen)
• Two home-screen widgets in Luma styling: a clock widget (~4×2 cells; tap opens alarms) and a search bar widget (~4×1; tap opens the device's search UI), added from your launcher's widget picker
• Dynamic calendar icon for Samsung Calendar: the calendar icon shows today's date where the launcher supports dynamic calendar icons; on launchers without that support, the ordinary static Luma calendar icon is shown instead
• No dynamic clock-icon handling: the clock widget shows the time, but no app icon changes with the time of day

Luma Gradient is the loudest set: bold gradient tiles with a diagonal gradient from each icon's main colour to its deep colour, white glyphs, and a soft top gloss. The tile gradient is the only thing that changes versus Regular: glyph, squircle, and lighting are identical, so the two sets stay visibly related. Each set includes 315 icons: 196 verified AppBrain US Top Free chart apps (Oct 25, 2026), 100 documented fallback apps, plus core system icons and user extras. Artwork is composed from the real built icons; home-screen images are mockups, not screenshots of a tested home screen.

• 315 icons in the Gradient finish
• One coherent style: superellipse squircle tile, diagonal main-to-deep gradient, white glyph, and gloss fading from the top edge
• Built-in dashboard to browse all 315 icons, apply the pack, see the other Luma sets, and prepare an icon-request note you copy or share yourself
• 10 wallpapers (1080 × 1920) in the Luma palette: 3 light, 3 dark, 4 mid-tone, previewed and set from the dashboard's Wallpapers tab (home + lock screen)
• Two home-screen widgets in Luma styling: a clock widget (~4×2 cells; tap opens alarms) and a search bar widget (~4×1; tap opens the device's search UI), added from your launcher's widget picker
• Dynamic calendar icon for Samsung Calendar: the calendar icon shows today's date where the launcher supports dynamic calendar icons; on launchers without that support, the ordinary static Luma calendar icon is shown instead
• No dynamic clock-icon handling: the clock widget shows the time, but no app icon changes with the time of day

Luma Glyph is the logo-only set: each icon is a single mark standing alone on a transparent background, with no tile, no squircle, no container, no gloss, and no background of any kind. Marks are brand-appropriate in colour, optically scaled to a common apparent size, and let your wallpaper show through. The X mark is WHITE (#FFFFFF) so it stays visible on dark wallpapers. Each set includes 315 icons: 196 verified AppBrain US Top Free chart apps (Oct 25, 2026), 100 documented fallback apps, plus core system icons and user extras. Artwork is composed from the real built icons; home-screen images are mockups, not screenshots of a tested home screen.

• 315 icons in the Glyph finish
• One coherent mark language: bold, simple, original simplified interpretations of each app's function, scaled to look the same size as their neighbours, with white cut-outs for internal details so they read on any wallpaper
• Built-in dashboard to browse all 315 icons, apply the pack, see the other Luma sets, and prepare an icon-request note you copy or share yourself
• 10 wallpapers (1080 × 1920) in the Luma palette: 3 light, 3 dark, 4 mid-tone, previewed and set from the dashboard's Wallpapers tab (home + lock screen)
• Two home-screen widgets in Luma styling: a clock widget (~4×2 cells; tap opens alarms) and a search bar widget (~4×1; tap opens the device's search UI), added from your launcher's widget picker
• Dynamic calendar icon for Samsung Calendar: the calendar icon shows today's date where the launcher supports dynamic calendar icons; on launchers without that support, the ordinary static Luma calendar icon is shown instead
• No dynamic clock-icon handling: the clock widget shows the time, but no app icon changes with the time of day

Luma Clear is the tile-free set with gradient-filled glyphs and no tile at all: no squircle, no background, no gloss, each icon a luminous diagonal gradient (top-left to bottom-right, in platinum / icy blue / mint / lavender / coral / amber hues) floating directly on your wallpaper. The set's Settings symbol is an 8-tooth gear in the Clear gradient, chosen by the owner on Oct 25, 2026 to replace the sheet's dial symbol. Each set includes 315 icons: 196 verified AppBrain US Top Free chart apps (Oct 25, 2026), 100 documented fallback apps, plus core system icons and user extras. Dashboard, widgets, and dynamic calendar are integrated in the build but none has been tested on a device or launcher yet, so they are not claimed as working until tested. Screenshots are mockups composed from the real built icons, not device captures.

• 315 icons in the Clear finish
• One coherent style: tile-free gradient glyph (light → main → deep, diagonal) with white cut-out details, optically normalised so no mark looks obviously bigger or smaller than its neighbours
• Built-in dashboard to browse all 315 icons, apply the pack, see the other Luma sets, and prepare an icon-request note you copy or share yourself
• 10 wallpapers (1080 × 1920) in the Clear palette: 3 light, 3 dark, 4 mid-tone, previewed and set from the dashboard's Wallpapers tab (home + lock screen)
• Two home-screen widgets in Luma styling: a clock widget (~4×2 cells; tap opens alarms) and a search bar widget (~4×1; tap opens the device's search UI), added from your launcher's widget picker — integrated in the build, not yet device-tested
• Dynamic calendar icon for Samsung Calendar: the calendar icon shows today's date where the launcher supports dynamic calendar icons; on launchers without that support, the ordinary static Clear calendar icon is shown instead — integrated in the build, not yet device-tested
• No dynamic clock-icon handling: the clock widget shows the time, but no app icon changes with the time of day

Luma Prism uses the gradient-tile + white-glyph treatment shared with the Gradient set: bold squircle tiles with diagonal gradient fills and white glyphs, with a soft top gloss. What is new in Prism is the execution: muted, dusty duotone tile gradients and sheet-derived Core motifs from the user's own Core Android designs, a paler, quieter gradient family than Gradient's saturated tiles, with chunkier white glyphs. Each set includes 315 icons: 196 verified AppBrain US Top Free chart apps (Oct 25, 2026), 100 documented fallback apps, plus core system icons and user extras. Widgets and dynamic calendar are integrated in the build but not device-tested, so they are not claimed as working until tested. Screenshots are mockups composed from the real built icons, not device captures.

• 315 icons in the Prism finish
• One coherent style: superellipse squircle tile, diagonal gradient in Prism's muted duotone palette, white glyph, and gloss fading from the top edge
• 17 Core icons use motifs re-implemented from the user's own Core Android sheet; the other 298 use the pack's existing motif shapes rendered in Prism's palette and treatment
• Built-in dashboard to browse all 315 icons, apply the pack, see the other Luma sets, and prepare an icon-request note you copy or share yourself
• 10 wallpapers (1080 × 1920) in the Prism palette, previewed and set from the dashboard's Wallpapers tab (home + lock screen)
• Two home-screen widgets in Luma styling: a clock widget (~4×2 cells; tap opens alarms) and a search bar widget (~4×1; tap opens the device's search UI), added from your launcher's widget picker — integrated in the build, not yet device-tested
• Dynamic calendar icon for Samsung Calendar: the calendar icon shows today's date where the launcher supports dynamic calendar icons; on launchers without that support, the ordinary static Prism calendar icon is shown instead — integrated in the build, not yet device-tested
• No dynamic clock-icon handling: the clock widget shows the time, but no app icon changes with the time of day

Luma Midnight is the dark set built from the user's own Dark Core Android designs: dark slate squircle tiles in a bluer slate gradient (#374450 → #131B25), luminous light glyphs that fade from white to pale icy blue-grey, and a soft top gloss. Midnight shares its treatment with the Dark set — dark slate tiles + light glyphs — and that treatment is not new; what is new is the user's own motif and palette execution, including 10 Core motifs re-drawn parametrically from the sheet. Each set includes 315 icons: 196 verified AppBrain US Top Free chart apps (Oct 25, 2026), 100 documented fallback apps, plus core system icons and user extras. Dashboard, widgets, and dynamic calendar are integrated in the build but none has been tested on a device or launcher yet, so they are not claimed as working until tested. Screenshots are mockups composed from the real built icons, not device captures.

• 315 icons in the Midnight finish
• One coherent style: superellipse squircle tile in the Midnight slate gradient, luminous white-to-icy glyph gradient, and gloss fading from the top edge
• Built-in dashboard to browse all 315 icons, apply the pack, see the other Luma sets, and prepare an icon-request note you copy or share yourself
• 10 wallpapers (1080 × 1920) in the Midnight palette: 3 light, 3 dark, 4 mid-tone, previewed and set from the dashboard's Wallpapers tab (home + lock screen)
• Two home-screen widgets in Luma styling: a clock widget (~4×2 cells; tap opens alarms) and a search bar widget (~4×1; tap opens the device's search UI), added from your launcher's widget picker — integrated in the build, not yet device-tested
• Dynamic calendar icon for Samsung Calendar: the calendar icon shows today's date where the launcher supports dynamic calendar icons; on launchers without that support, the ordinary static Midnight calendar icon is shown instead — integrated in the build, not yet device-tested
• No dynamic clock-icon handling: no app icon changes with the time of day