templates · self-hosted apps
Files on a server, minus the friction
File Browser does one thing well: a fast, clean web UI over a folder — upload, move, rename, share with links, edit text files, manage users. When Nextcloud is more than you need, this is the right size.
files · gets a domain · first login admin / admin · default 0.5 GB RAM · 0.5 vCPU
Why host File Browser here
Running in about a minute
Pick a plan, hit launch — File Browser comes up on its own subdomain with HTTPS already working. Add a custom domain whenever you like.
A real terminal, in the browser
Root shell into the container, live logs and CPU/RAM graphs — no SSH keys or local tooling needed.
Its own isolated box
One container per project on its own network, with hard CPU and memory ceilings — a noisy neighbour can't starve your app.
Pay per resource, not per tier
A small base fee plus the memory, CPU and storage you pick. Resize any time; the price follows the sliders.
Feather-light
Runs happily on the smallest plan — 256 MB RAM is enough for a personal file hub.
Share with a link
Generate share links (optionally with passwords and expiry) for any file or folder.
File Browser hosting FAQ
File Browser or Nextcloud?
File Browser if you want a fast web UI over files with sharing links — it's a single small binary. Nextcloud if you also want sync clients, calendars and collaborative editing. Both are templates here; you can switch any time.
Is it secured?
First login is admin/admin — change it immediately (the dashboard reminds you). After that it's user accounts over HTTPS on your own domain.
How much storage can I attach?
Whatever you pick on the storage slider — and you can grow it later without reinstalling.
Keep exploring: PostgreSQL database, free website hosting, pricing and live system status — or browse every template.
Related templates
all templates →File Browser, running in about a minute.
Plans from CHF 5.90/mo — no payment collected during the beta.