My Files: a file manager and player in one app
Photos mixes everything together. My Files gives you an organised space: folders, type filters, favourites, and a player that works offline.
What is this feature?
Everything you download in Raheeb is saved inside the app first, so your files are yours even if you declined Photos access. From there you sort them into folders and sub-folders, narrow them with quick filters (video, images, audio, documents, favourites), search them, and play them in a built-in player that supports background playback and picture-in-picture.
My Files isn't limited to what you download either: the Import button pulls in photos and videos from your album, documents from the Files app or iCloud, shots from the camera, and images from the clipboard. ZIP archives are unpacked automatically into folders with their full tree.
Nested folders
Organise by project or subject, folders inside folders.
Instant filters
Video · images · audio · documents · favourites in one tap.
Built-in player
Works offline, in the background, and in a floating window.
Import from anywhere
Photos, the Files app, iCloud, the camera and the clipboard.
How to use it
- 1
Open the My Files tab
Your downloads are already there.
- 2
Create a folder
From the folder icon at the top, named after your project.
- 3
Import what you need
The import button pulls from Photos, Files or the camera.
- 4
Organise and lock
Move files into folders, and turn on the Face ID lock.
When to use it
A content archive
One folder per subject instead of thousands of clips in one album.
Work files
Contracts, invoices and documents behind a biometric lock.
Travel without signal
Prepare a folder and play it on the plane.
Frequently asked questions
Are files stored on my device?
Do they also go to Photos?
Are sub-folders supported?
What happens to a ZIP file?
Is My Files free?
Get Raheeb free
On the App Store for iPhone and iPad — no account, and your first download takes seconds.