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Self-hosted personal cloud drive built on Cloudflare R2 and Pages, with a web file manager and WebDAV access.

Open-source alternative to:Google DriveDropbox

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What is it?

Davflare is a file manager for Cloudflare R2 object storage, deployed on Cloudflare Pages with API routes running as Pages Functions. It gives you a web interface for uploading (chunked for large files), organizing folders, searching, previewing images, video and PDFs, and restoring from a recycle bin with configurable retention.

Files can be shared through links that expire or never expire, optionally protected by an extract code. The project also exposes WebDAV at /webdav, so desktop and mobile clients or sync plugins such as Remotely Save can mount or sync the drive. An API key system supports scripted upload, download and sync, and a remote MCP endpoint lets AI assistants call the drive's tools.

Beyond storage, Davflare can publish folders as static sites, podcast RSS feeds, download pages and PDF bookshelves on a separate hostname, and act as an image host. A companion CLI, a Chrome extension and an agent skill are included.

Key features

  • 01Chunked uploads, folder management, search and drag-and-drop in the web UI
  • 02Share links with optional expiry, extract codes and folder zip download
  • 03WebDAV Class 1/2 access at /webdav for desktop clients and Obsidian sync
  • 04Recycle bin with configurable retention period
  • 05API keys and a remote MCP endpoint for scripts and AI assistants
  • 06Publish folders as static sites, podcast RSS feeds or download pages on a separate hostname

Use cases

  • Running a personal private drive on your own Cloudflare account without a traditional server
  • Syncing an Obsidian vault across devices through WebDAV
  • Hosting a public image bucket for Markdown, blogs or chat uploads
  • Sharing software installers or PDF collections through a simple download page

Quick start

  1. 1

    Open Cloudflare Workers & Pages, create a Pages project and connect this Git repo (needs R2 activated)

  2. 2

    Set framework preset to None and build command to npm run build

    npm run build
  3. 3

    Bind your R2 bucket to BUCKET, set WEBDAV_USERNAME and WEBDAV_PASSWORD, then redeploy

Things to know

  • Requires a Cloudflare account with R2 activated and a payment method on file.
  • Must be deployed as a Cloudflare Pages project; the Workers deploy button and wrangler deploy will not work.
  • Files must be under 100MB each due to Cloudflare's request body limit.

In collections

Self-hosted cloud storage and file sharingSelf-hosted apps

Topics

#cloud-storage#cloudflare-r2#webdav#serverless#self-hosted#file-manager#cloudflare-pages#cloudflare#cloudflare-workers#r2

FAQ

What is Davflare?
Self-hosted personal cloud drive built on Cloudflare R2 and Pages, with a web file manager and WebDAV access. Davflare is a file manager for Cloudflare R2 object storage, deployed on Cloudflare Pages with API routes running as Pages Functions. It gives you a web interface for uploading (chunked for large files), organizing folders, searching, previewing images, video and PDFs, and restoring from a recycle bin with configurable retention.
Is Davflare free to use? What license does it have?
Davflare is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
Is Davflare still maintained?
Actively maintained. The last commit to Davflare was on Oct 26, 2026.
What can I use Davflare for?
Running a personal private drive on your own Cloudflare account without a traditional server Syncing an Obsidian vault across devices through WebDAV Hosting a public image bucket for Markdown, blogs or chat uploads Sharing software installers or PDF collections through a simple download page
How do I install Davflare?
Open Cloudflare Workers & Pages, create a Pages project and connect this Git repo (needs R2 activated) Set framework preset to None and build command to npm run build: npm run build Bind your R2 bucket to BUCKET, set WEBDAV_USERNAME and WEBDAV_PASSWORD, then redeploy
Where can I get Davflare?
The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/fanchenggang/Davflare

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