Right-click: everything Finder does

Right-click any tile, in the drawer or the full window, and you get the things you would normally dig through Finder for:

1. Open: opens the real file in its usual app.
2. Reveal in Finder: shows the file where it lives.
3. Pin: keeps it at the top of your recent view.
4. Get Info: name, kind, size, dates, and the full path.
5. Rename: renames the real file.
6. Copy: puts the real file on the clipboard, ready to paste anywhere.
7. Download: saves a copy to your Downloads folder.
8. Share: the standard macOS share sheet. AirDrop, Messages, Mail.
9. Print: sends it to the normal print dialog.
10. Add to Stack: files it into one of your stacks, or a new one.
11. Select: starts a selection, so the next right-click acts on all of them.
12. Move to Trash: sends the real file to the macOS Trash, where you can recover it.

With several files selected, every item says how many it will touch, so you always know the blast radius before you click.

Everything here acts on the real file. That is the point: Kepter is your files, not pictures of them.