Description
rclone is astonishingly capable at moving files across 70+ cloud storage systems — but it's a command-line program, and remembering its flags is a headache. Airclone turns that power into point-and-click—a cross-platform GUI for rclone with a dual-pane file manager, so copying between clouds becomes dragging a folder from one cloud to another. S3, Google Drive, Dropbox, SFTP and local disks all sit in one list, and you browse every cloud like a local folder.
One codebase runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS, completely free and open source, local-only with no telemetry. It has sync, scheduling, backup, mount-as-a-drive, encrypted thumbnails and web remote access, with overwrite guards everywhere. For anyone who wants rclone's power without touching the command line, this is the interface.
One UI for every backend: S3, Google Drive, Dropbox, SFTP, WebDAV and local disks all sit in one list with the same rows, gestures and context menu.
Drag to transfer: drag a folder from one cloud to another to copy it; the job shows live progress, speed and ETA, pausable and cancelable.
Sync & schedule: Copy, Move, one-way Sync and Two-way, saved as jobs that run on a schedule (firing even closed on Windows/Android), with a delete cap against accidents.
Backup & restore: pick what, where and how often; overwritten files keep versions, and cleanup shows what it would delete first.
Mount as a drive: mount a remote as a local drive on desktop, or hand a file straight to another app on the phone.
Web UI: airclone --webui serves the whole app over HTTPS, full-featured even on a phone browser, with a password generated on first launch.
One codebase runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS, completely free and open source, local-only with no telemetry. It has sync, scheduling, backup, mount-as-a-drive, encrypted thumbnails and web remote access, with overwrite guards everywhere. For anyone who wants rclone's power without touching the command line, this is the interface.
Features
One UI for every backend: S3, Google Drive, Dropbox, SFTP, WebDAV and local disks all sit in one list with the same rows, gestures and context menu.
Drag to transfer: drag a folder from one cloud to another to copy it; the job shows live progress, speed and ETA, pausable and cancelable.
Sync & schedule: Copy, Move, one-way Sync and Two-way, saved as jobs that run on a schedule (firing even closed on Windows/Android), with a delete cap against accidents.
Backup & restore: pick what, where and how often; overwritten files keep versions, and cleanup shows what it would delete first.
Mount as a drive: mount a remote as a local drive on desktop, or hand a file straight to another app on the phone.
Web UI: airclone --webui serves the whole app over HTTPS, full-featured even on a phone browser, with a password generated on first launch.
