
FileRise
Self-hosted web file manager with ACLs, WebDAV, sharing, and SSO
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Last commit 26 Jul 2026.

FileRise is a modern, lightweight web-based file manager you can run on your own server. It combines a fast file portal UI with granular per-folder access control, sharing, and WebDAV for mounting as a drive.
Key Features
- Granular per-folder ACLs (view, upload, create, edit, rename, move/copy, delete, extract, share) enforced across UI, API, and WebDAV
- Drag-and-drop uploads with chunked/resumable transfers, pause/resume, and progress tracking
- Optional folder-level encryption at rest with automatic disabling of incompatible features for safety
- WebDAV access (ACL-aware) for macOS/Windows/Linux drive mounts and common clients
- File sharing and shared uploads, plus Trash with retention for recovery
- Built-in previews and an in-browser editor for quick edits
- Tags and search for organizing and finding content
- Multi-user auth with optional TOTP 2FA and OIDC SSO (with optional auto-provisioning)
- Optional OnlyOffice integration for editing office documents with your own Document Server
Use Cases
- Personal or family “cloud drive” with permissions and easy sharing
- Team file portal with controlled uploads/downloads and WebDAV drive mapping
- Client-facing delivery and collection workflows using share links and upload-focused access
Limitations and Considerations
- When folder-level encryption is enabled, certain features (notably WebDAV and sharing) are intentionally disabled for compatibility and security.
FileRise aims to stay lightweight while providing enterprise-style permission control and practical usability features like resumable uploads and WebDAV. It is suitable for self-hosters who want a polished file portal without requiring an external database.
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