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DiskBeam press kit

DiskBeam opens an iPhone's files, and the SSDs and SD cards plugged into it, as a disk in Finder on a Mac: encrypted, read-only until you allow changes, with no cloud and no Mac app.

Press contact: support@diskbeam.app · Facts checked on 4 November 2026

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What it isAn iPhone and iPad app that serves your files over your own network as an encrypted network disk (WebDAV over TLS), so a Mac opens it in Finder with Connect to Server.
NameDiskBeam, one word. On the App Store: DiskBeam: Wireless Mac Disk.
MakerSebastian Škoić, a solo developer, also known as the tech creator Sebs_Tech.
CountrySlovenia
Version1.0, in App Review since 3 November 2026.
RequirementsiPhone or iPad with iOS 17 or later, and a Mac with Finder on the same Wi-Fi, on the iPhone's hotspot or connected with a cable.
PricesFree to share the app's own folder, read-only. DiskBeam Pro: monthly with a 7-day free trial, yearly, or a one-time Lifetime purchase. Prices vary by country; the App Store shows them. No ads.
Privacy labelData Not Collected (App Store).
CategoryUtilities, with Productivity second. Rated 4+.
Get itDiskBeam on the App Store

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DiskBeam turns an iPhone into an encrypted network disk, so a Mac opens its files, and the drives plugged into it, right in Finder.

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DiskBeam opens your iPhone's files, and the SSDs and SD cards plugged into it, as a disk in Finder on your Mac. No cable needed, no cloud and no Mac app: the connection is encrypted, every request needs your password, and your Mac stays read-only until you allow changes.

About DiskBeam

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DiskBeam is an iPhone and iPad app made by solo developer Sebastian Škoić in Slovenia. Turn on the disk, press ⌘K in Finder on your Mac, paste the address, and your iPhone opens as a disk. It works over Wi-Fi, the iPhone's hotspot or a cable, shares drives and SD cards plugged into the iPhone, and puts files from the Mac in the Files app under On My iPhone › DiskBeam. Each iPhone makes its own certificate and password, and the App Store privacy label is Data Not Collected.

DiskBeam works while the app is open on screen: iPhone pauses the disk in the background.

Images

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DiskBeam on iPad with the disk on and the address for your Mac
On iPadThe disk on, on iPad. PNG, 2064 × 2752, 353 KB
DiskBeam on iPhone with the disk on: the address for your Mac, Connect your Mac and Turn off
Disk is onThe address for your Mac. PNG, 1320 × 2868, 474 KB
Connect your Mac: the address, the certificate code, the name and the password
Connect your MacFive steps, each with a Copy button. PNG, 1320 × 2868, 378 KB
Sources: Inbox, Add folder or drive, Show Inbox in Files, Allow your Mac to change files
SourcesThe Inbox, drives and folders, and Mac access. PNG, 1320 × 2868, 274 KB
The DiskBeam Pro purchase screen with Monthly, Yearly and Lifetime
DiskBeam ProMonthly with a free trial, Yearly, Lifetime. PNG, 1320 × 2868, 311 KB
The DiskBeam welcome screen
WelcomeYour iPhone, as a disk on your Mac. PNG, 1320 × 2868, 454 KB

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App icon

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The DiskBeam app icon: a silver drive with three cyan Wi-Fi arcs on a deep blue background

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About the maker

Sebastian Škoić, the maker of DiskBeam: a headshot against a green and blue background

Sebastian Škoić is a solo app developer from Slovenia and the tech creator behind Sebs_Tech, with more than 30,000 followers across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube. He designed, built and ships DiskBeam on his own: the iPhone and iPad app and the website.

Contact: support@diskbeam.app · Photo: JPG, 1080 × 1080, 243 KB

Writing about DiskBeam?

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iPhone, iPad, Mac, Finder and App Store are trademarks of Apple Inc. DiskBeam is not affiliated with Apple.

Facts checked on 4 November 2026.