OxiCloud is a self-hosted cloud platform for files, calendars and contacts. It is designed for self-hosters, home labs and small teams that want a smaller operational stack than broad collaboration suites.
The project takes a standards-first approach and combines a Rust backend with a web interface. Its focus is on practical personal-cloud functions and interoperability rather than reproducing a large plugin ecosystem.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Web file management with multi-file uploads, folders, previews, thumbnails, favourites, recent items and trash.
- Chunked uploads improve reliability when transferring larger files.
- Content deduplication can reduce storage consumed by duplicate data.
- WebDAV provides file access from compatible clients including GNOME Files and KDE Dolphin.
- CalDAV and CardDAV provide calendar and contact access for standards-compatible clients.
- OpenID Connect single sign-on can integrate OxiCloud with an existing identity provider, while local authentication uses Argon2id password hashing.
- User quotas, roles, shared links and password security controls are built in.
- Search, previews and metadata help locate and inspect stored content.
- WOPI integration allows compatible Collabora Online or ONLYOFFICE servers to edit documents from OxiCloud.
- A REST API is available for integrations and automation.
- Deployment options include a self-contained binary, containers, a Helm chart and a Nix module.
- Desktop sync applications, dedicated mobile apps and end-to-end encryption remain outside the current feature set.
Website: github.com/AtalayaLabs/OxiCloud
Support:
Developer: OxiCloud Contributors
License: MIT License
OxiCloud is written in Rust. Learn Rust with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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