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Drivebase
Unified file manager for all your cloud storage with E2EE
75 followers
Unified file manager for all your cloud storage with E2EE
75 followers
Drivebase is an open-source, cloud-agnostic file manager that lets you organize, upload, share, and collaborate on files across multiple providers from one interface. With Vault, its end-to-end encryption feature, your files are encrypted before they leave your device so only you can access them. Connect Google Drive, S3, Dropbox, or OneDrive, manage a unified folder structure, choose storage per file, and stay fully in control with a self-hosted, privacy-first setup free from vendor lock-in.
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Hey everyone! Excited to share Drivebase with you.
I built this because I was tired of juggling multiple cloud storage services with no unified way to manage them. Drivebase lets you connect different providers, organize everything in one place, and choose exactly where each file gets stored — while staying fully in control of your data.
It’s open source, self-hostable, and built with flexibility in mind. I’d genuinely love your feedback, ideas, and feature requests. Thanks for checking it out!
Edit: Drivebase now supports Vault E2E Encryption. Learn more at https://drivebase.one/docs/vault.
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Vela
nice interactive demo monawwar!
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Cloudthread
Very cool - would this let me use S3 for storage and share files from S3 with friends/family?
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@daniele_packard You can connect multiple S3-compatible providers. Sharing feature will be added in the next release.
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@daniele_packard Just pushed a new release with collaboration feature :)
What happens in Drivebase when you drag a file between folders mapped to different providers? Routing across S3, Dropbox, FTP, WebDAV, and Telegram is a wild spread but that's exactly the gap most unified managers dodge.
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@piroune_balachandran as of now, Drivebase don't have a feature where it allows you to map folders to specific provider, instead you are required to choose where the file goes during upload. But, thats a good idea.
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