R2 Desk Pro
Vault-locked desktop client for Cloudflare R2
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Vault-locked desktop client for Cloudflare R2
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R2 Desk Pro is a vault-locked desktop client for Cloudflare R2. Credentials live in the OS keychain — never in config files. All R2 requests run in the Rust backend, so secrets never touch the webview. Covers bucket admin, resumable transfers, sync with dry-run planning, cost analysis, live R2 metrics, signed URLs, CDN cache purge, and custom domains. Windows, macOS, Linux. Try it free for 7 days, No credit card required!
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Really clean idea — love the focus on security with the OS keychain and Rust backend
Quick question: how does it perform with very large buckets and high-frequency syncs compared to the Cloudflare dashboard?
@eliasweiser
Thanks Elias — good question.
For large buckets the browser uses paginated loading with a configurable page size, so it doesn't try to load everything at once. Cross-bucket search indexes as you load rather than requiring a full bucket scan upfront. For high-frequency syncs the engine builds a dry-run plan first — diff between local and remote state — so it only
transfers what actually changed. Concurrency is configurable so you can tune it to your connection and bucket size.
The honest answer vs the dashboard: the dashboard wasn't built for operational workflows at scale, it's built for
occasional management tasks. R2 Desk Pro is built for the opposite — repeated, auditable operations with visibility
into what happened and why. 7-day trial if you want to put it through its paces on a
real bucket.
Update for anyone evaluating: just added a 7-day free trial — full Pro access, no payment required up front. Download and use the entire product free for 7 days across Windows, macOS, and Linux. A one-time $29 license is only needed after the trial if you want to keep going. Also happy to answer any questions here about the security architecture, the Tauri/Rust stack, or anything R2-related.