Open-source web file manager

Self-host File Browser, the Docker-friendly web file manager.

File Browser gives you a private web UI for your files: upload, preview, edit and share from your own branded subdomain with free SSL, without hand-writing Docker hosting steps.

Free for 3 months Free SSL Validated smoke deploy Persistent volume recommended

Your web file manager

Run File Browser as a personal file manager for uploads, previews, edits and sharing without putting documents into a shared demo tool.

Docker-style deploy, less setup

The template uses the upstream File Browser repo and reached a live login page in production smoke testing. A free or paid server slot is required to deploy.

Recipe notes

Use a generated admin password, persistent storage and a controlled command-runner setting before treating it as a production file vault.

Deploy File Browser in one click

  1. 1. Choose the template VibeNest opens the launch flow with the File Browser repo and branch pre-filled.
  2. 2. Confirm hardware Use a free or paid server slot so the deploy has RAM, CPU and storage.
  3. 3. Open your file UI When the build finishes, your login page is available on your VibeNest subdomain.

Frequently asked questions

Is File Browser open source? +

Yes. File Browser is open-source software. VibeNest launches it from the upstream GitHub repository and gives it a branded subdomain with free SSL.

Is this like running File Browser with Docker? +

The goal is the same: a hosted File Browser web UI. VibeNest handles the deploy flow, subdomain and SSL so you do not have to wire the Docker hosting path by hand.

Why should I run my own File Browser instance? +

Files are personal state. Your own instance keeps users, storage and sharing under your account instead of relying on a public demo or shared utility.

Does it need storage? +

Yes. Treat File Browser as a stateful app. Use persistent storage for real files and keep backups for anything important.

Is it ready for production secrets? +

Use a generated admin password and review command-runner settings before putting sensitive files inside.

Deploy your private file manager

Start with a tested template, then add your own storage, users and domain when you are ready.

Deploy File Browser

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