Oxidrop – Blazing-fast wireless sync for Linux and mobile files

Summary: Oxidrop creates a private cloud by turning any Linux folder into a WebDAV server accessible over local Wi-Fi, enabling fast, low-latency file access. It uses Axum and Tokio for streamlined configuration and local authentication to keep data private.

What it does

Oxidrop runs a WebDAV server on Linux, allowing wireless access to files on the local network without complex setup. It leverages Axum and Tokio for performance and security.

Who it's for

It targets developers and power users needing quick, private access to videos, documents, and code on mobile devices via Wi-Fi.

Why it matters

Oxidrop solves the need for fast, private file synchronization without relying on external cloud services or complicated configurations.