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Your phone as a WebDAV hub
Self-contained Android server for sync and file sharing on networks you control. No cloud account. No public hosting. Just Ktor + Compose on AMOLED black.
Server running
WebDAV clients
Demo
See it in action
A walkthrough of WebDAV Server — start the hub, browse files, and connect clients on networks you control.
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Built for private paths
A phone-side sync hub — not SaaS storage, not a public host.
Designed for
- Phone as a local file server
- Home LAN, USB tethering, your hotspot
- Offline-oriented workflows
- Windows, macOS, iOS, Linux, Android clients
Not designed for
- Public internet exposure
- Untrusted café / guest Wi‑Fi as a host
- Replacing hosted WebDAV SaaS
- Full browser file-manager experience
Five tabs. Full control.
AMOLED UI with everything you need for a local hub.
Files
Browse the root on-device. Live updates, create folders, long-press menus, paste, and media previews.
Users
Admin sees the global root. Users get a personal home. Optional read-only. Last admin protection.
Log
Filter GET, PUT, DELETE, and errors. Debug 401/403/404 without flooding from Live browse.
Settings
Port, root folder, auto-start, hide address in notification, files / notifications / background permissions.
Real sync
Works with real WebDAV clients
Point Joplin, file explorers, or any standard WebDAV app at your phone over a private path you control — no cloud account required.
Connect a client
Browser access
File download flow in the browser
Pointing a browser at a file path still gives a lightweight download UI: sign in, start the download, and see what happens on refresh, wrong password, or no access — all without turning the phone into a full web file manager.
Ready to run on your LAN?
Finish setup on the phone, then connect any WebDAV client.