Features

A real transfer engine,
not just a progress bar

Everything Copy Transit does is built around one promise: your data arrives complete, verified, and recoverable — no matter what happens mid-transfer.

Five levels of certainty

Trade speed for assurance, per job. Faster checks for everyday copies; full hashing or a checksum manifest for archives and client handoffs.

Level 0 · Off

Fastest — commit on a clean write + flush

Level 1 · Size

Light — destination byte count matches the source

Level 2 · Size + timestamp

Balanced — size and modification time both match

Level 3 · SHA-256

Strong — both files hashed end to end, byte-for-byte proof

Level 4 · Manifest

Archival — a checksum manifest generated and checked across the set

Paranoid about your data, so you don't have to be

Conflict — 3 items already exist

invoice_template.docx already exists at the destination
Source: 84 KB · Today 09:12  ·  Destination: 81 KB · Mar 3

Keep both
Skip
Replace
Keep newer
Apply to all

Decide per file or set a rule once per job — relative rules like Keep Newer, Older, Larger, or Smaller included. Copy Transit never chooses “replace” for you.

Multi-way copy — in every direction

Merge many sources — local folders, mounted servers, even iCloud items — into one destination, or fan one source out to up to five destinations, each as its own verified, journaled job. Fan-out applies to copies; a move always keeps a single destination.

Merge · many → one
Fan-out · one → up to five

Starts wherever you are

Drag & drop

Drop files on the mini window, the dashboard, or the Dock icon — a transfer is ready in seconds.

Finder, the supported way

Quick Action, Services menu, Shortcuts and App Intents — send any Finder selection to Copy Transit with a right-click.

Real ⌘X · ⌘V cut & paste

Opt in and ⌘X a file in Finder, ⌘V it as a true safe move through the engine — active only while Finder is frontmost, with ⌥⌘C/⌥⌘X/⌥⌘V chords too.

Menu bar + smart speed

A resident menu-bar mini window with live progress — while thousands of small files auto-pack into batches for dramatically faster cross-volume copies.

See it on your own transfers.

The best demo is that 80 GB folder you’ve been putting off moving.