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Duplicity is a command-line backup utility that produces encrypted tar-format volumes and uploads them to a remote or local file server. It uses librsync so incremental archives record only changed parts of files, and GnuPG to encrypt and sign archives. It supports many backends, including Amazon S3, Backblaze B2, Dropbox, ftp, Google Drive, rsync and ssh/scp.
FileRise is a self-hosted web file manager and storage hub written in PHP. It provides per-folder ACLs, drag-and-drop and resumable uploads, file and folder sharing links, tags and search, and in-browser previews. It supports WebDAV access, optional folder-level encryption at rest, and OnlyOffice integration. A no-database setup is described, with Docker or a standard Linux PHP web server as deployment options.
filesharing is a self-hosted file sharing or upload platform for managing and sending files.
flatnotes is a self-hosted file sharing or upload platform for managing and sending files.
HFS is a web file server for a computer that shares folders or single files through a virtual file system. It runs on Windows, Linux, macOS, FreeBSD and Android and includes an admin web interface, accounts, and a plugin system.
nextcloud-snap is a GitHub-hosted project that packages the Nextcloud cloud storage platform as a snap package for easy installation. The project provides documentation for installation, usage, and working with removable media with the packaged Nextcloud instance.
ocis is a GitHub-hosted open source project developed by owncloud, referred to as ownCloud Infinite Scale. The project includes documentation covering an introduction, quickstart guide, platform overview, and client information for the service.
MediaInfoOnline is an online file analyzer that lets users run MediaInfo in a browser without installing software on their computer. Files are dragged into the page and an MediaInfo report is displayed; processing stays on the user's machine and nothing is uploaded to servers. It is provided as a technology preview.
OxiCloud is a self-hosted cloud storage project written in Rust for files, photos, calendars and contacts. It includes built-in WebDAV, CalDAV and CardDAV protocols, plus files, previews, sharing, trash, search, favorites and recent items. Deployment options include Docker Compose, a Helm chart and a Nix module.
PairDrop for Android is an Android client for PairDrop, a browser-based local file sharing solution, and self-hosted Snapdrop. It integrates with the Android operating system so files can be shared from within other apps, and it is available on Google Play and F-Droid. The project is open source under GPL-3.0 and seeks community participation through issues and pull requests.
Pingvin Share X is a self-hosted file sharing platform and a fork of Pingvin Share. It supports sharing files by link, with expiration dates, visitor limits and password protection, plus reverse shares, email recipients, OIDC and LDAP authentication, ClamAV scans, and local or S3 storage.
pomf is a self-hosted file sharing or upload platform for managing and sending files.
Portal is a command-line file transfer utility for sending files and folders between computers. Senders generate a temporary password that receivers use to connect, with transfer occurring directly or through a relay server. It supports end-to-end encryption using PAKE2 and parallel gzip compression.
psitransfer is a self-hosted file sharing or upload platform for managing and sending files.
rustypaste is a self-hosted file sharing or upload platform for managing and sending files.
seafile is a self-hosted file sharing or upload platform for managing and sending files.
sharry is a self-hosted file sharing or upload platform for managing and sending files.
SpaceDrop is a peer to peer file and text exchanging web application. It allows transfer of files or texts from the clipboard directly between devices, without installing any app or uploading to a server.
Station307 is a free file transfer service for sending and receiving files directly. Files are never stored on the server, and hosting ends when the browser tab is closed. The service supports terminal use via cURL and Wget, multiple receivers, and QR codes in terminals.
VERT is a file conversion utility that uses WebAssembly to convert files on the user's device rather than in the cloud. It is built in Svelte and TypeScript, supports images, audio, documents and video, and states support for over 250 file formats. Local in-browser video conversion is supported, with some conversions possibly requiring server-side processing.
XPipe is a connection hub that accesses server infrastructure from a local machine. It works on top of installed command-line programs and requires no setup on remote systems. It manages remote connections, remote file management, terminal launching, SSH support, container runtime integrations, hypervisors, remote apps, and concurrency synchronization through a git repository. A Community plan is free; Homelab is $5/month or $40/year, and Professional is $10/month or $80/year.
YouTransfer is a simple, elegant self-hosted file transfer and sharing solution. The project provides documentation, a demo, and a quick start guide for deployment via Docker, and is currently seeking new maintainers for the repository.
Caddy is an open source web server written in Go that automatically obtains and renews TLS certificates for sites. It includes a JSON configuration with an on-line config API, a static file server, and an HTTP reverse proxy, and can coordinate certificate management across multiple instances sharing storage.
Higher Intellect is a World Wide Web server hosting a searchable database of over 850,000 text files on a variety of subjects. It also runs a server on the Hotline and KDX protocols with a collection of antique software, obscure operating systems and open source software, and hosts multiple wikis, including a Vintage Computer Wiki.
