Twake Drive is a web-based file storage and management application. It provides a central place for individuals and teams to organise documents, access shared information and collaborate through a browser.
The application is part of the wider Twake ecosystem and uses the Cozy stack for its underlying services. Its interface is intended to provide a familiar alternative to commercial cloud drives while giving organisations greater control over where their documents are hosted.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Hierarchical file and folder management with navigation tools for browsing large document collections.
- Upload files and directories directly through the browser, including drag-and-drop operations.
- Access documents from desktop computers and mobile devices, with support for synchronisation through compatible clients.
- Share individual files and folders using links or invitations sent to other users.
- Federated sharing allows users on compatible Twake and Cozy instances to access shared files and folders.
- Shared drives provide common document spaces for teams working on collaborative projects.
- File version history allows earlier revisions of documents to be inspected and recovered.
- Search facilities help locate stored documents without manually navigating folder hierarchies.
- Integrated document handling supports previews and interaction with compatible office editing services.
- File picker includes access to recent documents and shared content.
- Granular sharing controls help administrators and users manage access to stored information.
- Integration with the Cozy stack provides access to underlying authentication, storage and application services.
Website: github.com/linagora/twake-drive
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Developer: Linagora
License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
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