Self-Hosted WebDAV Servers

WebDAV lets your operating system and many apps open files on a server as if it were a local drive. Apps that support it work with file managers, office suites, photo apps and backup tools.

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Cloudreve

A self-hosted file management system that stores files locally or on cloud storage and supports sharing, WebDAV and remote downloads.

Free + Prox86 + ARMGo

copyparty

Host files for household devices and share them over HTTP, WebDAV or SFTP.

Freex86 + ARMPython

Duplicacy

A self-hosted backup tool with lock-free deduplication for local drives, cloud storage, or SFTP.

Free + Commercialx86 + ARMGo

Filestash

One web file manager for SFTP, S3, WebDAV, SMB and about 20 other storage backends, so you can browse and share files from a single place.

Freex86 + ARMGo

ownCloud

Your private Dropbox with WebDAV, CalDAV, and LDAP running on your own hardware.

Free + Enterprisex86 + ARMPHP

PhotoPrism

A privacy-first app for browsing, organising and sharing photos and videos, with automatic labels and face recognition.

Free + Membershipx86 + ARMGo

rclone

A command-line program, described as rsync for cloud storage, that syncs, mounts and encrypts files across more than 70 storage providers.

Freex86 + ARMGo

Seafile

Faster than Nextcloud, private as Dropbox should be, with block-level file synchronization on your own hardware.

Free + Prox86 + ARMC