Read & write APFS drives on Windows
Plug in your Mac disk. Open your files. That’s it.
Step 1
One installer for Windows 10 and 11. Nothing else to set up.
Step 2
Connect a Mac-formatted (APFS) drive to your PC.
Step 3
Within seconds it gets a drive letter, like any other drive.
Your disk stays untouched unless you allow writing.
Unlock with your password; it is never saved.
Copy, rename, delete and save files.
Accents, non-Latin scripts, Mac-only characters.
Over 4 GB, macOS compression.
No crashes, plain-language messages.
Hashido opens every disk read-only and never writes to a disk on its own. To change files, turn on “Allow writing” for that disk.
Writing is still experimental. Please make a backup of anything important before you turn it on, and always use “Safely eject” before you unplug the disk.
If writing is interrupted, for example when a cable comes loose, the disk opens in its last saved state the next time.
Yes. Hashido is free and open source under the GPL-3.0 license. No ads, no account.
The installer isn’t code-signed yet. Click “More info”, then “Run anyway”. Signing is planned.
Only if you say yes when you first start the app. Then it sends anonymous reports: no names, no file contents, and no IP address is stored. Read the privacy notes
Time Machine snapshots, Fusion Drive, the macOS system volume, HFS+ disks and DMG files.
Yes. It runs on Windows 11 on ARM through Windows’ built-in emulation.
Hashido is made by one developer. If it helped you, you can support the project.