Twig is a dual-pane file manager for Android that puts every storage source in one tree, written in plain Kotlin and XML views, with no Material library and as few dependencies as possible. <b>One tree, every source</b> Local storage, archives, FTP, SFTP, SMB, WebDAV, S3, restic backup repositories and Jellyfin/Emby servers are all the same thing to the interface. Copying between any two of them is one code path: an SMB folder can be compressed straight into a local ZIP, and a file inside a remote archive can be streamed to an FTP server. Archives expand in place, like folders. <b>It stays small</b> A per-device download is around 6.7 MB — including an FFmpeg audio decoder, an SMB implementation and a video player. Dependencies are added only after their cost in APK size has been measured; WebDAV, S3 request signing, git and restic decryption are all written from scratch rather than pulled in as SDKs. <b>Features</b> <ul> <li>Two panes with independent navigation, tree-style in-place expansion, grid view and thumbnails</li> <li>Copy, move, rename and delete across any pair of sources, with progress and cancellation</li> <li>Reading and writing ZIP and 7z, including encrypted archives</li> <li>Folder compare and sync between any two sources</li> <li>Disk usage treemap, pinch to zoom</li> <li>Built-in viewers: text with syntax highlighting and editing, hex, images, video and audio</li> <li>A git client written from scratch: status, history, side-by-side diff, worktrees and submodules, on local and remote repositories</li> <li>SSH terminal with multiple sessions, plus a local shell</li> <li>Wi-Fi sharing: Twig becomes an HTTP and WebDAV server, so a desktop can mount it</li> <li>Privileged access through root or Shizuku, as a fallback for the local filesystem rather than a separate tree</li> </ul> <b>Less usual things</b> <ul> <li>Browse restic backup repositories read-only, decrypted on the device, with snapshots shown as dated folders.</li> <li>Thumbnails for