NextCloud

Open Source File Sync & Share

NextCloud is an open source collaboration suite which in addition to file sync & share, places your email, calendar, projects and documents in a trusted, self-hosted environment. It is a fork of OwnCloud by the original OwnCloud team, who wanted to create a storage solution that would be 100% AGPL compliant. The original codebase commenced development in 2010. The NextCloud team (formerly OwnCloud) has supported respected organizations including CERN, Deutsche Bank, Vodafone and BNP Paribas.

Self-hosted alternative for: Dropbox, Office 365, G Suite, Zoho Office

Special Features: Video chat, media file streaming, edit documents in real-time

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Autoize LLC is not an affiliate or partner of NextCloud GmbH, the developers of NextCloud. We are an independent company providing consulting & support for the open-source, community edition of NextCloud.

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Benefits of NextCloud

  • App Store – One click to add collaboration, communication and file manipulation apps
  • Multi-User – Admin can manage users, monitor usage and set storage quotas
  • Cross Platform – Clients for Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Android and iOS
  • Flexible file sharing – Share with other NextCloud users, even those on other servers using a Federated Cloud ID. Or, send a link to anyone via email.
  • External storage – Manage external file stores including Google Drive, Dropbox, Amazon S3, SMB and FTP servers
  • WebDAV access – Map your NextCloud storage as a network drive in Windows, Mac OS or Linux
  • Automatic Versioning – NextCloud automatically keeps previous versions of files that you can roll back to if needed
  • Security options – Two factor authentication (2FA) and server-side encryption