Private cloud storage

SyncVisor

Self-host your own private cloud for files, photos, and shared folders.

SyncVisor gives you the familiar shape of iCloud, Google Drive, or Dropbox with one important difference: your server owns the storage.

SyncVisor desktop app showing connected devices and folders.
Native apps for daily file access
SyncVisor Server Manager showing server status and addresses.
Server Manager hosts SyncVisor
SyncVisor WebUI files view showing folders and files.
WebUI handles browser access

How it works

Host. Connect. Sync.

  1. 1

    Host the server

    Install Server Manager on the computer that stores and serves your files.

  2. 2

    Choose how to access it

    Desktop and mobile apps are for daily use. WebUI is for browser and admin access. WebDAV/rclone support tool workflows.

  3. 3

    Sync across devices

    Use My Drive, device folders, shared folders, and file history from the devices you trust.

What you get

Private cloud storage with data sovereignty and familiarity

SyncVisor keeps the model recognizable: personal files, device folders, shared folders, file history, and optional backup targets.

Files and photosStore personal files, phone media, and project folders on your server.
Device foldersSee where synced files came from instead of losing them in one anonymous bucket.
SharingShare folders with named users and clear read-only or read-write access.
RedundancyAdd backup targets when you need another copy outside the server.

Trust boundary

Private because the server is yours

The server can read files so sharing, previews, WebUI, WebDAV, deduplication, compression, and restore can work. Data sovereignty comes from running the server and choosing the storage and backup targets yourself.

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