Box is a cloud content-management platform focused on enterprise security, compliance, and workflow, rather than just consumer file sync. It emphasizes governance, permissions, and integrations for business.
Yazi is a terminal‑based file manager built with Rust, leveraging non‑blocking async I/O to keep operations smooth and responsive. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, offering a fully keyboard‑driven experience for power users and developers who prefer the command line. The manager includes built‑in image previews via Ueberzug++ and Chafa, code syntax highlighting, a Lua plugin system, and a virtual filesystem for remote files. It integrates with tools like ripgrep, fd, fzf, and zoxide, and provides multi‑tab browsing, bulk rename, archive extraction, and Git support.
Free personal tier; business plans from about $15/user/month.
- Strong enterprise security
- Good governance and compliance
- Wide integrations
- Workflow automation
- Lightning‑fast async performance
- Rich image and code previews
- Highly extensible via Lua plugins
- Cross‑platform terminal UI
- Overkill for individuals
- Pricier than consumer options
- Interface less consumer-polished
- Steep learning curve for new terminal users
- Limited graphical UI for non‑CLI users
- Plugin ecosystem still growing
What reviewers say
Box Reviews
4.0 (3)Decent with caveats
Tried Box recently. Upside: workflow automation. Downside: overkill for individuals.
Great cloud-storage
We rolled out Box last quarter. Strong enterprise security. Minor gripe: overkill for individuals. Would recommend.
Great cloud-storage
Tried Box recently. Workflow automation. No real complaints. Would recommend.
yazi Reviews
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