A web drive over the folders you already have.

What it does

• Point it at directories — a disk, an NFS or SMB mount, a USB stick — and browse, preview, upload and share them from a browser or the phone.
• The filesystem is the truth. No database, no import: files you drop into a folder by any other means are simply there.
• Share a file or a folder with a link, with a password and an expiry if you want them; ask for files with a request link.
• Photos on a timeline, video and PDF thumbnails, text editing in place, a trash that keeps what you deleted, search inside PDFs.
• Sign in with a password or with any OpenID Connect provider. App passwords for WebDAV, Finder, Files and the iOS app.
• On a machine that runs mk-nas the same app grows a Storage section: disks, pools, datasets, snapshots, shares, copies.

Details

One container

docker run -p 8810:8810 -v /path/to/files:/locations/files -v mk-drive-data:/data ghcr.io/mkornas/mk-drive

Point DRIVE_LOCATIONS at the folders; the first start creates the admin account.

iPhone

Get it for iPhoneThe drive in the Files app, uploads from the share sheet, share links. TestFlight now; the App Store listing follows.

Runs on

Any Docker host. Linux, a NAS, a VPS.

Licence

MIT. Free, open source.

Source

github.com/mkornas/mk-driveThe README is the manual: read it.

Privacy

What the app collects, and what it does not

Help

Support for mk-drive