ResoDrive

Mount Nextcloud, other WebDAV storage, and SFTP servers as drives in Windows.

Download · Report an issue · Changelog

ResoDrive is a small Windows tray app for storage that normally lives in a browser or command line. Connect Nextcloud, WebDAV, or SFTP, choose a drive letter, and use the storage from Explorer. Closing the window does not interrupt active mounts or transfers.

What it does

• Mount Nextcloud, WebDAV, and SFTP storage in Explorer.
• Use passwords or SFTP private keys without putting credentials in profiles.
• Choose which drives mount at sign-in and how they reconnect.
• Run one-way copy or mirror jobs with readable progress and recent results.
• Keep credentials encrypted for your Windows account and rclone isolated from any system installation.
• Recover from background interruptions and unreliable connections automatically.

See it in action

Drives at a glance Mount storage, open mounted locations, and reach each drive's settings from one place.
Guided setup Add Nextcloud, WebDAV, or SFTP storage without hand-editing configuration files.	Copy and mirror jobs See direction, completion details, transferred data, checks, and one-click controls.
Components and settings Keep dependencies current, export your settings, or import a configuration you saved earlier.	Readable activity Review recent mount and transfer results without digging through raw logs.

All names, hosts, and paths shown above are fictional demonstration data.

It runs on 64-bit Windows 11 and supported Windows 10 LTSC or Enterprise releases as old as version 1809. The setup program installs the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime only when it is missing. Mounting a drive requires WinFsp; copy and mirror jobs do not.

Install

Download ResoDrive-Setup.exe from the latest release, run it, and open ResoDrive. The first time through:

1. Let ResoDrive download and verify rclone.
2. Add your storage connection and choose a free drive letter.
3. If you want a mounted drive, install WinFsp when prompted.

Your settings, encrypted credentials, logs, cache, and managed rclone copy live in %LOCALAPPDATA%\rdrive. An upgrade leaves that folder alone. After the first install, you can check for and install ResoDrive updates from Settings. Application and rclone downloads can continue from a partial file after a dropped connection, which avoids starting large transfers again on metered or satellite links.

Deployment profiles

You do not need a profile file for personal use. ResoDrive opens with manual setup when no profiles.json is present.

For a team deployment, start with profiles.sample.json, add the connection presets you want to offer, and save the result as:

%LOCALAPPDATA%\rdrive\profiles.json

Profiles are for connection details and defaults. Do not put passwords, tokens, or private keys in them.

Build from source

Install the .NET 10 SDK, then run:

dotnet test resodrive.slnx --configuration Release
.\build.ps1

The verified setup executable, MSI, and portable package are written to artifacts\win-x64. The app is framework-dependent to keep downloads small; the setup executable handles the runtime prerequisite for new installations.

Project

• Contributing
• Security
• Architecture
• Release process

ResoDrive is built by @alphasixtyfive and released under the MIT license.