Features
π Auto-connect
Detects your iOS device automatically when plugged in via USB β no manual setup.
π File browser
Navigate app Documents folders with an Explorer-style interface.
β¬ Upload
Drag & drop, Ctrl+V paste from Explorer, or file dialog. Folders supported via D&D / Ctrl+V.
β¬ Export
Download files and folders to a local folder with folder structure preserved.
β‘ Parallel transfers
Transfer multiple files concurrently with speed and progress tracking.
π Multilingual
English, ζ₯ζ¬θͺ, δΈζ β switch in Settings.
Requirements
- Windows 10/11 (x64)
- iTunes or Apple Devices for Windows (provides the USB driver)
- iOS device trusted on the PC ("Trust This Computer" prompt)
- Target app must have File Sharing enabled (
UIFileSharingEnabled = true)
Usage
- Connect your iOS device via USB and tap Trust on the device if prompted.
- Launch
iHaul.exeβ the app detects the device automatically within a few seconds. - Select an app from the sidebar to browse its Documents folder.
- Use the toolbar buttons or drag & drop to upload files.
Keyboard Shortcuts
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Enter | Open folder |
| Alt + β / Mouse XButton1 | Back |
| Alt + β / Mouse XButton2 | Forward |
| β / β | Move selection |
| Shift + β / β | Extend selection |
| Ctrl+V | Paste files from Explorer clipboard |
| Delete | Delete selected files |
| F2 | Rename selected file |
Installation
Download iHaul.exe from the Releases page and run it directly β no installer needed.
β Windows may show a SmartScreen warning on first launch. Click "More info" β "Run anyway" to proceed.
Build from Source
cargo build --releasePrerequisites: Rust 1.85+, Visual Studio Build Tools ("Desktop development with C++" workload) + rustup target add x86_64-pc-windows-msvc, NASM (add to PATH).
Built With
| Library | Purpose |
|---|---|
| idevice | Pure Rust iOS communication library |
| eframe / egui | Immediate-mode GUI |
| tokio | Async runtime |
| rfd | Native file dialogs |
License
MIT β free to use, modify, and distribute.