FygoOS: NAS OS with ZFS, photo AI and remote access

FygoOS installs from a USB stick onto an SSD, then sets up ext4, Btrfs or ZFS volumes from a setup wizard. Docker, virtual machines, iSCSI and a photo app with local face recognition and text search are built in, and Fygo Connect handles remote access. It runs on x86 PCs and on Rockchip boards from Radxa and FriendlyElec. Apart from the kernel modules it publishes under GPL-2, it is closed source. The free tier allows 3 users and 4 drives; Plus is $49 for a year and Lifetime is $199 per NAS, both introductory prices.

Is FygoOS right for you?

Choose FygoOS if: You want ZFS or Btrfs, built-in photo backup with local face search, and a board or PC that runs ARM or x86.

Pros

  • ext4, Btrfs or ZFS volumes from a setup wizard
  • Runs on x86 PCs and Rockchip boards
  • Docker, VMs and a photo app with local face recognition

Cons

  • Closed source apart from GPL-2 kernel modules
  • Free tier allows 3 users and 4 drives
  • Newer project; mixed drive support is not documented

Compare with other NAS OS

See how FygoOS differs on storage, licensing and what it runs on.

Spec
FygoOS
PriceFree, $199 lifetime
LicenceProprietary
Based onLinux
Boots fromSSD / NVMe
Storageext4, Btrfs or ZFS
Mixed drive sizesNot documented
Virtual machinesYes (best on x86)
AppsApp Center and Docker
Architecturex86 and ARM
Min RAM2 GB
Best forPhoto backup and file sharing with little setup