rack manifest · unit U02
FileBrowser
files.itzgee.com
Your files, on our servers in the UK.
replaces Google Drive · Dropbox · OneDrive
FileBrowser is a fast, no-nonsense personal drive you reach from any browser. Upload and organise documents, preview them in place, download what you need and share files with a link — all served from servers we run in the UK behind one secure login, with nobody mining the contents.
what it does
Everything in the browser
Upload, download, move, rename and organise files from any device with a web browser — nothing to install and no sync client to babysit.
Share with a link
Hand anyone a file or folder through a link that can be password-protected and set to expire — no account needed on their end.
Preview in place
Images, video, PDFs, text and code open straight in the browser — no download just to take a look.
Search the whole drive
Find any document by name across the entire file tree in seconds.
Scoped access
Every account gets its own permissions per folder — view-only, or full create, edit and delete, decided per person.
on this node
How it runs here.
- identity
- single sign-on via the platform login, passkey sign-in
- storage
- files on NVMe on srv01, encrypted at rest
- backups
- included in the nightly encrypted cross-site pull
- residency
- coventry, uk — monitored from maidenhead
- source
- open source — see the upstream project →
Runs inside the same defences as everything else here — /security for the layered defences, /mesh for the tunnel it's backed up across.
access
How access works.
FileBrowser is granted per person — there's no public signup for the rack. A network account gets you the site and the full /utils suite; access to individual apps like FileBrowser is requested separately and granted case by case, so the rack stays private.
how access works →