SyncVisor

Private cloud storage on your own server.

Host your files and photos, connect native apps, and keep control of the server.

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If you know iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive, the file and photo pattern should feel familiar. The difference is that the server is yours.

Your server Self-hosted storage Native apps Daily file access WebUI Browser and admin
SyncVisor WebUI files view showing folders and files.
SyncVisor desktop app showing connected devices and folders.
SyncVisor iOS photo backup screen.
SyncVisor Server Manager showing server status and addresses.

How it works

Host. Connect. Sync.

  1. Host

    Install SyncVisor Server on infrastructure you control.

  2. Connect

    Add native apps, browser access, mobile, WebDAV, or rclone.

  3. Sync

    Use familiar file and photo workflows across your trusted devices.

Why SyncVisor

The cloud storage pieces people already understand

SyncVisor keeps everyday cloud storage familiar: personal files, phone photos, device folders, version history, and browser access. The difference is where the server runs and who controls it.

Native appsUse desktop and mobile apps for daily file access and sync activity.
WebUIOpen files, manage users, review shares, and check admin state from a browser.
WebDAV and rcloneConnect compatible tools for copy, sync checks, mounts, and automation.
Backup and recoveryAdd optional backup targets and verify restore paths before relying on important data.

Trust boundary

Private means you control the server

SyncVisor uses a server-readable trust model: you choose where the server runs, who administers it, where storage lives, and where backups go.

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Next

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Install Download SyncVisor Installers, checksums, and platform notes. Learn See how SyncVisor fits together Apps, WebUI, tools, backup, and trust. Set up Open the setup guides Install, access, recovery, workflows, and tools.