Well... it's a great idea... that doesn't seem to work on my new iMac... or at least I can't figure it out. Mac Apps should be self explanatory if little or no instruction is written for it. I downloaded and launched the app, registered with email address and password, sent several beacons from top menu, signed onto web page to see my location. Map is blank. If I didn't know better, I'd wonder if this isn't anything more than a Mac locater made available by clever thieves to rip me off. Think about it, once you register, the developer knows where you live and what you own. I might suggest to the developer that he make himself more transparent by offering contact info rather than a single login page. Would give appearance of credibility and validate the app.

As of this moment, no info displays for Canada.

Why re-invent the wheel?
Apple and Microsoft have the resourses and money to develope software superior to any free/shareware. Sorry, but why mess around with wet sand and a stick when the real deal was mastered years ago. My advise to any program hobbiest would be to write software never before seen... ie: www.spooftel.com... now that's cool!

Fantastic finder navigation! Love the concept.
However folder contents do not update for me.
I export to PDF out of InDesign to a folder and those PDF's do not show using Path Finder.
As well as when I change a folder name, it will not show the new name but it will show the new name when using the Apple Finder. Bueller... Bueller?