How you use it
Four steps, and none of them involve an account.
Tap a document in your file manager, email, or chat and choose Folio — or open Folio and pick the file yourself. It registers for every format it reads.
No ads, no in-app purchases, no account — and no way to reach the internet, by design. Reads, searches and copies PDFs, and opens Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, Markdown, plain text and more in the same app.
Version 1.1.8 · 4.2 MB · released Sep 13, 2026
SHA-256b8e6fe5578ffb27245677bc7315e66aa88c9da053bded029b49ae8c5cdda8215.sha256 file
A file extension in a list tells you the app accepts it. What you want to know is what happens after you tap it — so pick one.
Not switched off — absent. Folio asks for no permissions and removes internet access from every part of the app, so it cannot open a connection.
What actually shipsuses-permission app.classeve.folio.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION
That is the whole list: one internal permission the app grants itself, which reaches nothing outside the app and never asks you anything. These are the entries you will not find in its manifest:
Four steps, and none of them involve an account.
Tap a document in your file manager, email, or chat and choose Folio — or open Folio and pick the file yourself. It registers for every format it reads.
Android 9 or later. That is the whole requirement.
The file picker, share sheet and print flow are Android's own, so they look the way your phone draws them.
Reading a document should not cost anything, and it should not cost anything else either.
There is nothing to sign in to. The app has no idea who you are.
Not switched off — absent from the shipped manifest.
The system picker hands the app one file. It has no permission to look at the rest.
Nothing can leave over a network the app has no permission to reach. Sharing is a thing you do, not a thing it does.
That is the whole requirement — there is no second one.
Folio is part of the ClassEve family, but it does not want a ClassEve account any more than it wants any other kind. Open it, point it at a file, read.