fskit

Free, open-source NTFS read-write for macOS, built on Apple FSKit. No kernel extension, no macFUSE, no admin password. Also on the Mac App Store.

A ext2, ext3 & ext4 file system driver for Mac to mount Linux disks with read-only access using FSKit

NTFS 畅写：免费开源的 macOS NTFS 读写与安全推出工具，Intel／Apple Silicon 通用包，macOS 13 起兼容预览

Mount NTFS drives on macOS with a modern FSKit file-system extension, powered by ntfs-3g and built without macFUSE.

Connect macOS FSKit to a Rust/C/Go/Python backend via TCP.

Free read-write NTFS driver for macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel) – FSKit + libntfs-3g, formats NTFS in Disk Utility. By Vahid Zekic.

NTFS read/write for macOS — the first pure-FSKit NTFS driver with Kernel-Offloaded I/O. No kext, no compromise.

Rust crate for FSKitBridge protocol & socket layer (TCP + Protobuf).

Media Transfer Protocol File System Extension for macOS

Cross-platform cloud storage filesystem client in Rust with on-demand file access, offline pinning, nested .cascade configuration, policy-driven lifecycle, P2P block sync and multiple backends, using native filesystem APIs (FSKit, ProjFS, FUSE) with NFS and WebDAV fallback.

macOS FSKit for 9P servers

Open-source macOS app that mounts Android devices as native Finder volumes via FSKit, ADB, and MTP

FSKit implementation for mounting .mcraw files (from Motioncam) with Swift 6 C++ interop

盘屿 Volisle：免费开源的 Mac NTFS 读写工具，基于 FSKit · Free, open-source NTFS read-write for Mac

FSKit implementation for mounting .mcraw files (from Motioncam) with Swift 6 C++ interop

Read & write ext2/3/4, XFS, and Btrfs on macOS — a native FSKit extension powered by the real Linux kernel (LKL). No kernel extension, no macFUSE.

Native ext2/ext3/ext4 read-write driver for macOS on Apple Silicon, built on FSKit. No kext, no FUSE, no SIP changes.

Your whole Google Drive as a disk on your Mac, or a drive on Windows (beta). Files stream as you use them, so they take almost no space. macOS 26+ (Apple Silicon), Windows 10/11.

User-space ext4 (ext2/ext3) filesystem driver for macOS, using Apple's FSKit framework.