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WebDAV Navigator review

Freemium#19 of 26 in WebDAV Client Software

A capable mobile WebDAV client for browsing, syncing and managing files on the go.

7.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

WebDAV Navigator is a mobile WebDAV client for people who need to access files stored on local servers, network-attached storage and supported cloud providers from iOS or Android devices. It supports remote folder browsing, downloads, uploads, file management, document viewing, media playback and synchronisation. The product is a practical fit for users who want mobile access to WebDAV content, local copies for offline work, or a way to move photos, videos and folders between a device and a server.

Its freemium model gives iOS users a free version with ads, local file storage, remote file browsing and support for viewing document and media formats. Optional iOS in-app purchases are available, while Android is offered as a separately priced app. The published Android capabilities include full folder synchronisation, local downloads, and actions such as uploading, renaming, deleting and moving files. This makes the platform choice important: the core use case is available on both major mobile operating systems, but the plan structure differs between them.

The strongest area is the combination of file access and local-device workflows. Users can synchronise selected local and remote content, stream supported video and music files, edit supported text formats, and upload photos, videos and whole folders. A built-in WebDAV server also allows local storage to be shared from the device. Those features give it broader mobile utility than a client limited to browsing and downloading, but its scope remains centered on mobile platforms. Choose WebDAV Navigator for mobile browsing, offline files, synchronisation and media access; choose another option if you need a desktop-oriented client or remote WebDAV locations mounted as local drives.

WebDAV Navigator pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Local downloads, offline files and folder synchronisation
    • Uploads, file management, media streaming and text editing
    • Built-in WebDAV server for sharing local device storage
  • Where it doesn't
    • Focused on iOS and Android rather than broader platforms
    • The free iOS version includes ads
    • Remote WebDAV drive mounting is not part of its feature set

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