Discover open-source Files & Sync tools — each one community-curated and honestly ranked so you can find something dependable to build with.
11 open-source tools in this category.
Cross-platform app for sending files between devices on the same local network, an alternative to AirDrop.
Continuous, peer-to-peer file synchronization between your devices — private, encrypted, no cloud required.
Command-line program to sync, copy, and manage files across dozens of cloud storage providers.
Command-line tool for sending files and folders between computers over an encrypted relay connection.
BitTorrent client with a Qt-based desktop interface and a built-in web UI for remote management.
Self-hosted file sync and share platform with collaboration apps, an alternative to Dropbox or Google Drive.
Web-based file manager for browsing, uploading, and sharing files stored on a server, accessed through a browser.
Distributed file and object storage system with an S3-compatible API, built to handle very large numbers of files.
Sends files and short messages between two computers, paired using a one-time human-readable code.
Backup client that encrypts files and uploads them to cloud storage providers such as S3, Backblaze, and Google Drive.
Cross-platform backup tool with client-side end-to-end encryption, deduplication, and a CLI plus GUI.