Nextcloud A safe home for all your data – Access & share your files, calendars, contacts, mail & more from any device, on your terms. Free Open Source Mac Windows Linux Web Android ... iPhone Android Tablet iPad Self-Hosted Cloudron Privacy focused File-sync Calendar integration Sync Contacts ... Built-in RSS reader CalDAV End-to-end encryption Extensible by Plugins/Extensions Integrated Email Client Mobile friendly Security focused Two factor authentication Ad-free AnyDav storage Bookmark organization Built-in Download Manager Built-in Note Taker CardDAV Cloud sync Sync Contacts Customizable Support for Docker Extensibility File sharing and sync Free Software with Open Standard formats Hostable Integrated File Sharing Local Storage MarkDown support One Time Passwords Onlyoffice integration Photo synchronization Privacy Protected Real time collaboration Real-Time Synchronization Secure file sharing Send Big files Shared calendars Storage control Sync across Devices Sync Calendars Tablet support Task time tracking Unlimited private repos Unlimited storage Unlimited users Video calling Support for WebDAV Add a feature 349 Like If you don't mind setting up your own server, NextCloud is a great Dropbox alternative because: 1) it's open source, 2) you control your data, 3) the limit of your storage is determined only by the limit of your hard drive. Alternatively, you can get services to host a NextCloud install on their servers for you, but then you give that service access to your data. Unless you encrypt client side with something like Cryptomator first. JohnFastman • Dec 2016 • 15 agrees and 1 disagrees Disagree Agree Open-sourced, easy to install and maintain, close to feature parity with Dropbox (except Paper). Paour • Feb 2017 • 12 agrees and 2 disagrees Disagree Agree Nextcloud is totally private with a great variety of additional apps, to customize the server fully to your personal needs. And it's all free (if you host it yourself). And there is even no limitations for storage space. They even offer free apps/ clients for Android, iOS and Windows (Phone). Contacts, (shared) Calendars, internal Chat, live collaboration on office documents and soon to come end-to-end encryption - what else would you need?! Guest • Oct 2017 • 8 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree Agree Secure. Can build federated clouds. Multi-site. For big business and private use as well. Free installation and hosted supported solutions possible. Many additional apps like XMPP chat, online editing, audio/video calls. Auth backends. And: Possibility to integrate into univention for easy management. Guest • Oct 2017 • 1 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree Agree Nextcloud can be privately hosted on our own Server/NAS/Raspberry Pi which gives *us* the control over *our* files. Guest • Oct 2017 • 1 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree Agree Nextcloud is based on Owncloud, but keeps everything open source. Guest • Apr 2017 • 2 agrees and 1 disagrees Disagree Agree Like already said, easy to install, easy to use and in constant improvement. And all that with a huge community sylain • May 2017 • 1 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree Agree Nextcloud helps you be in control of *your* data, with a super friendly web interface and great collaboration tools! Guest • Oct 2017 • 1 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree Agree Fundamentally Nextcloud is Dropbox on steroids. keithnewman • Nov 2017 • 1 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree Agree You have full control of your data, no one can see your files. You will not get ads based on your data :) Guest • Nov 2017 Disagree Agree It's free software allowing you to deploy on the cloud, on a raspberry pi or ona big server depending on your needs. Vibrant community for support and no danger of getting locked out of your data. Guest • Nov 2017 Disagree Agree Nextcloud is my cloud on *my* hardware under *my* control. Nextcloud is private, open source und free. Guest • Dec 2017 Disagree Agree Nextcloud can be self hosted, so you don't need to trust anyone with your data. Also you can add a lot of additional functionality trough addons that Dropbox does not have. Guest • Mar 2018 Disagree Agree It's a Very Good Thing tm if you dont mind setting up a server. Guest • Mar 2018 Disagree Agree Like dropbox, but private and with more features. kiminariyamamoto • Mar 2018 Disagree Agree It allows you to control your data and it has an excellent app system you can use Guest • Apr 2018 Disagree Agree secure, open source, self control over data, selfhostable violoncello • May 2018 Disagree Agree Self-hosted sync means you don't have to worry about having your valuable data in the hands of some random company. Nextcloud also provides a bunch of great features like calendar support, and you can set photos to automatically upload to nextcloud from your phone. Guest • May 2018 Disagree Agree It can also share files but has many more features on top. Like calendar sync or event Contacts. CurtisMosters • Jun 2018 Disagree Agree I prefer self-hosted cloud over remote commercial services. emadwebdev • Jun 2018 Disagree Agree Nextcloud is Free, Open Source, self hosted, private, fully functional, highly maintained software, easy updateable. Guest • Jun 2018 Disagree Agree It allows self-host our data with data replication across Nextcloud instances. Guest • Jun 2018 Disagree Agree It is easy to install on any modern webserver and it has all the features Dropbox has and more. With all the apps it can be a great office app as well. mveldman • Jun 2018 Disagree Agree Private, local data storage. Size limited only by hard drive size. Guest • Jun 2018 Disagree Agree Self-hosted, and much more than just file storage (calendar, contacts, ...) Guest • Jul 2018 Disagree Agree Very easy to use, and you know were are your data ! Guest • Jul 2018 Disagree Agree With Nextcloud you can store your data on your own hardware and not some random stranger. Guest • Jul 2018 Disagree Agree Great autonomy, great features and cheap price (when hosted) Guest • 9 days ago Disagree Agree - self hosted - extensible with apps (calendar, tasks, contacts, phone sync, chat, video conference, notes, bookmarks) - reliable - crossplatform clients - opensource Guest • Oct 2017 • 1 agrees and 1 disagrees Disagree Agree With Nextcloud you can download files directly to the cloud. With Dropbox or other you must download to PC and then to the cloud. Also all calendar and contacts are here. All things on one place. larsmuller • Oct 2017 Disagree Agree Open source, decentralized, and not owned by some millionaries ! Guest • Oct 2017 Disagree Agree
Google Drive Google Drive is a file storage and synchronization service which enables user cloud storage, file sharing and collaborative editing. Google Drive incorporates the... Freemium $ $ $ Mac Windows Web Android iPhone ... Chrome OS Android Tablet iPad Automatic conversion to multiple formats Built-in player Built-in viewer Cloud sync ... Collaborative writing Sync Contacts File-sync GSuite Integration IFTTT integration Integrated Search Compatible with Microsoft Office Works Offline Real time collaboration Share files Add a feature 1971 Like It has more space than what drop box provides. Plus all the google Services. But Windows - Backup and Sync app is slow. Dropbox app for windows is much better. raveensrk • Jun 2018 Disagree Agree Has more free storage then Dropbox. API is more friendly to use (for developers). Can make docs, spreadsheets, presentations, etc. online. woerr • Dec 2017 • 0 agrees and 1 disagrees Disagree Agree Google Drive file stream gives you the best of fast local access (Dropbox style) without worrying about having enough local disk space. wolak • Jan 2018 • 0 agrees and 1 disagrees Disagree Agree First of all, Drive is integrated to the core of Android. The base storage is 5GB which is more than double than Dropbox. The sharing features are superior on Drive including ownership. Also I got the 1TB storage promo from Google. its_saikat69 • Dec 2016 • 7 agrees and 9 disagrees Disagree Agree Google Drive Android app does not allow to edit files: it offers a read-only access. Editing is available for Google Doc files only and works online. ps_ttf • May 2017 • 3 agrees and 11 disagrees Disagree Agree
ownCloud A safe home for all your data – Access & share your files, calendars, contacts, mail & more from any device, on your terms. Freemium Open Source Mac Windows Linux Android iPhone ... Blackberry Android Tablet iPad Self-Hosted Raspberry Pi Cloudron Autotagging Built-in Note Taker Built-in RSS reader Calendar integration ... Delta Backup Delta Update File-sync File upload No installation required Image Preview SAML Single Sign-On Share files Sync Calendars Virtual filesystem Support for WebDAV Add a feature 755 Like Nice alternative where you keep control over your data. Guest • Aug 2016 • 11 agrees and 4 disagrees Disagree Agree Requires self-hosting, which can be a limit for many. Since a good knowledge of security related matters is mandatory, think twice before using it. However is the best alternative for those not looking for have their data hosted on a NSA server. Guest • Apr 2017 • 10 agrees and 6 disagrees Disagree Agree Self-hosted and high quality, you control your data. Guest • Oct 2017 • 4 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree Agree Same functionality with transparency and control. riveravaldez • Nov 2017 • 2 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree Agree OwnCloud was an excellent Dropbox alternative, particularly if you're setting up your own server and being in control of your own data, rather than giving it up to some giant corporation. However, ownCloud has now been forked into NextCloud, and early indications are that NextCloud will be the more successful long-term project to go for. Keep your eyes peeled, but don't not check out NextCloud as well as this. JohnFastman • Dec 2016 • 7 agrees and 5 disagrees Disagree Agree OwnCloud is self hosted, not a ready to use solution for everyone. Guest • Jun 2016 • 22 agrees and 23 disagrees Disagree Agree
MEGA You hold the security keys for 15 GB free storage, unlimited desktop sync bandwidth, and 10 GB per month of free bandwidth for sharing with other accounts. Additional... Freemium $ $ $ Mac Windows Linux Web Android ... iPhone Blackberry Chrome OS Windows S Android Tablet Windows Phone iPad Blackberry 10 Chrome Firefox End-to-end encryption File-sync AES encryption Cloud sync ... Encrypted backups File upload Firefox extension Works Offline Selective synchronization Share files Shared folders Add a feature 584 Like It can run across multiple platforms that are basically what we have and it is often used by uploaders all around the web. Guest • Sep 2017 • 3 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree Agree MEGA ostensibly offer a more privacy-oriented solution. They give you 50GB for "free" and say that your files are encrypted before they leave your machine, and therefore you benefit from end-to-end encryption. This would be a good model, for sure. But Mega has also had weird controversies, slow speeds and security flaws found in its code. Go for Sync.com, Tresorit or Spideroak instead. JohnFastman • Dec 2016 • 14 agrees and 13 disagrees Disagree Agree Love, love, love Mega. Lots of space and fast servers. Plus they have a great Linux client with a simple GUI. You aren't going to do a lot of sharing with 10 GB per month bandwidth, but it's perfect for storage and syncing files with a tablet or phone. Guest • Apr 2017 • 3 agrees and 4 disagrees Disagree Agree MEGA feels more like a file-sharing site. Rather than a sync tool. Guest • Jun 2015 • 6 agrees and 10 disagrees Disagree Agree
Syncthing Syncthing replaces proprietary sync and cloud services with something open, trustworthy and decentralized. Your data is your data alone and you deserve to choose where... Free Open Source Mac Windows Linux Android Android Tablet ... BSD Self-Hosted Cloudron Peer-To-Peer Decentralized Real-time sync File-search ... File-sync Mesh network Add a feature 368 Like It doesnt need any install on linux... thats cool! MasteLrugarius • Aug 2016 • 7 agrees and 5 disagrees Disagree Agree Not a Dropbox alternative. Does not host files. Guest • Jun 2017 • 15 agrees and 13 disagrees Disagree Agree Syncthing is a service for syncing files between devices, it does not host files like Dropbox. This is not an alternative. jadethornton • Mar 2018 • 5 agrees and 4 disagrees Disagree Agree Dropbox is a centralized service not a peer to peer. Guest • Jan 2016 • 16 agrees and 19 disagrees Disagree Agree
Microsoft OneDrive Get to your files from anywhere, on any device, with Microsoft OneDrive. Share and work together with anyone in your work and life. Freemium Mac Windows Web Android iPhone ... Blackberry Chrome OS Windows S Android Tablet Windows Phone iPad Apple Watch Android Wear Kindle Fire IFTTT integration Integrated Search Microsoft Office integration Office Online integration ... Works Offline Selective synchronization Unlimited storage Support for WebDAV Add a feature 599 Like Microsoft's history shows that it easily abandons projects. Guest • Feb 2018 • 5 agrees and 9 disagrees Disagree Agree
Box Box (formerly Box.net), based in Redwood City, California, is a cloud content management and file sharing service for businesses. Freemium Mac Windows Web Android iPhone ... Blackberry Chrome OS Windows S Android Tablet Windows Phone iPad Kindle Fire Office Online integration Built-in viewer Encrypted Notes IFTTT integration ... One-link file sharing Selective synchronization Sync between devices Team Collaboration Unlimited storage Add a feature 402 Like
SpiderOak SpiderOak provides an easy, secure and consolidated online backup, storage, access, sharing & sync tool for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux (Ubuntu, Debian &... Commercial $ $ $ Mac Windows Linux Web Android ... iPhone iPad Xfce End-to-end encryption Encrypted backups File Versioning Automatic Backup ... Works Offline Real-time backup Selective synchronization Unlimited storage Add a feature 668 Like Much more private than Dropbox. Spideroak employees can't snoop on or give away your files. Guest • Oct 2016 • 7 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree Agree
Resilio Sync Resilient, fast and scalable file synchronization for enterprises and individuals. Freemium Mac Windows Linux Android iPhone ... Android Tablet BSD Windows Phone iPad Kindle Fire Peer-To-Peer Decentralized Distributed File-sync ... Peer-To-Peer Selective synchronization Add a feature 261 Like All files stays on your own disks, plus that it's faster and more reliable adolftekkanna • Dec 2016 • 1 agrees and 2 disagrees Disagree Agree
Seafile Seafile is a professional open source cloud storage platform for organizations. It has complete file syncing and sharing features, reliable file storage and advanced... Freemium Mac Windows Linux Web Android ... iPhone Android Tablet iPad Self-Hosted File-sync File Versioning Development API Encrypted sync ... Install Syslinux Support for Amazon S3 Sync Network Drive Team Collaboration Add a feature 131 Like Although Seafile.de works with a slightly more complex client than does Dropbox, it also has more options. Importantly, it's open source, unlike Dropbox. Also, storing files using Seafile.de 's services mean your data is stored in Germany, which has stricter privacy laws. Note: Whilst Seafile does offer client-side encryption, at the time of writing this encrypts only file contents, not names or metadata. (Dropbox doesn't offer this at all, however.) Guest • Nov 2016 • 4 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree Agree Accessing your files via the website is very similar to Dropbox. Low prices, European privacy laws and open source clients compatible with Mac, Windows and Linux. Within Europe, upload speeds of the order of 1-2MB/s, download speeds 1-6MB/s depending on number of files. I got similar speeds with Dropbox in UK. Use together with Cryptomator for max privacy. JohnFastman • Nov 2016 • 3 agrees and 2 disagrees Disagree Agree Free opensource with great useful features! Murz • May 2018 Disagree Agree
MediaFire MediaFire is the simple solution for uploading and downloading files on the internet. It focuses on providing a positive experience for downloaders, but does not offer... Freemium Mac OS X Windows Linux Web Android ... iPhone Blackberry 10 Unlimited bandwidth Add a feature 270 Like
Yandex.Disk Files on Yandex.Disk won't get lost if your phone or computer breaks. You'll have enough storage space for your most precious photos and important documents. ... Freemium Mac OS X Windows Linux Web Android ... iPhone Android Tablet Windows Phone iPad File-sync Integrated Search Security focused Services monitoring ... Share files Support for WebDAV Add a feature 132 Like
IPFS IPFS is a global, versioned, peer-to-peer filesystem. It combines good ideas from Git, BitTorrent, Kademlia, SFS, and the web. It is like a single bittorrent swarm... Free Open Source Mac Windows Linux BSD Self-Hosted Peer-To-Peer Decentralized Distributed Double Donut Chart Add a feature 81 Like
Cozy Choose simplicity, get Cozy. We all have a life and a digital life. Cozy gathers them. In your Cozy, you have all your personal data: pictures, health, bank, holidays... Freemium $ $ $ Open Source Mac Windows Linux Android iPhone ... Self-Hosted CouchDB Go (Programming Language) Android Sync Accounting Integration Cloud sync Photo Sharing ... Privacy protection Add a feature 91 Like Free and open source software, great UX, can be self-hosted if you want. Can add apps on top to leverage personal data. Guest • Dec 2017 • 1 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree Agree efficient background replication across computers and mobile devices. Also, hosted in Europe, good to avoid prying eyes of USA providers and national agencies Guest • 12 days ago Disagree Agree I can install it on my computer and access it via android cell phone or pad. Guest • Feb 2017 Disagree Agree
pCloud pCloud is your personal online storage space for your memorable photos and videos, your favorite music or important work documents. Freemium Mac OS X Windows Linux Web Android ... iPhone Crypto folder Sync with Box Sync with Dropbox Encrypted backups ... End-to-end encryption File-sync Sync with Google Drive Sync with Onedrive Virtual hard drive Add a feature 63 Like pCloud is a good alternative to Dropbox because it offers the same functionality with the following benefits: 1. It offers the option of an encrypted folder, so even pCloud employees can't see or steal your data; 2. pCloud is based in Switzerland where privacy rules are far stronger than in the US. 3. pCloud offers a larger amount of free space (5GB vs 2GB from Dropbox.) JohnFastman • Dec 2016 • 4 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree Agree Data privacy is far better than Dropbox, and the encrypted folder works well. It acts just like a drive connected to your PC, not a folder, so the file is stored directly in your cloud account, and not at all on your device. When you het the larger drives (I have the 2TB), it allows me to run the Built-in backup utilities on the web interface to back up Dropbox, facebook, Google Drive and Google Photo's, giving me an extra level of redundancy in my backups. Guest • Mar 2017 • 1 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree Agree
