Private files in your browser.
Create a file workspace that works offline, syncs through your devices, and keeps cloud as an optional backup path.
The Drive Quickstart creates a real workspace
Start with folders, files, previews, and first actions in the browser. Your laptop can keep working offline, your phone can catch up later, and a server or Spacewave Cloud can join only when you want backup or reach.
The page below is a simulated first look at that workspace. Choose Create a Drive when you want the real Quickstart to create the Space and open the current Drive surface.
Offline-first
Every file lives on your device. Edit anything without an internet connection. Changes sync the moment you reconnect.
End-to-end encrypted
Files are encrypted before they leave your device. Not even the relay servers can read your data.
Automatic conflict resolution
Edit the same file from two devices offline. Spacewave merges changes intelligently when they reconnect.
Any storage backend
Store your data on local disk, S3, a Raspberry Pi, or Spacewave Cloud. Mix and match backends across your swarm.
No file size limits
Content-addressed block storage means files of any size transfer efficiently. Large media, datasets, archives.
Real-time sync
Changes propagate across your swarm instantly. Watch a file update on your phone seconds after saving on your laptop.
Live file browser
Open folders, inspect files, and see how the workspace moves through your devices.
Team Space
The same space works on laptops, phones, and servers.
spacewave drive sync ./docs
spacewave device list --jsonWhy the workflow stays yours
Spacewave Drive uses a content-addressed block DAG (Hydra) to store and sync your files. Each file is split into blocks, encrypted, and distributed across your devices.
When you edit a file, only the changed blocks propagate. Your devices find each other directly via Bifrost and sync over encrypted peer-to-peer connections.