Binadit Drive
A sync drive built from the ground up by Binadit: one program on a server in the Netherlands or on your own Linux server, and your folders in the Finder as if they were local. No licence per user, no Docker, no American cloud in between.
No Nextcloud, no Synology, no rebranded cloud. The server, the sync engine and the apps are Binadit's own code, written in Rust. That is why it is fast, why it runs on one small server, and why nobody else has a key.
Your folders appear in the Finder with a cloud icon. A file is fetched the moment you open it and stays local if you pin it. A laptop with a small disk holds a drive of terabytes.
Files are cut into chunks with a fingerprint. Change one page of a large document and only that piece travels. Identical chunks are stored once, so a copied folder costs no extra space.
A read link for a file or folder, valid for as long as you choose, 30 days at most. Team folders give colleagues rights per folder, with a quota of their own.
Binadit Receive lets anyone send you large files without an account. Names and contents are encrypted in the browser before they leave, the password never travels with the mail, and everything is deleted after the retention period.
Every change is a version you can restore; deleted files wait in the trash. Search looks inside PDF, Word and Excel files, on the server, so it is just as fast from your phone.
Install the app, sign in with your Workspace account or a Drive account, and your drive appears in the Finder. Several servers and accounts side by side is fine.
Save, rename, move: the Finder is your interface. Changes reach the server within seconds and every other device shortly after.
Links, team folders, versions and Binadit Receive live in the web portal, in the same style as the rest of Workspace.
Signed for macOS 13 and newer and for Windows. Updates come from binadit.work. Downloads
Binadit Drive 0.1.1: the sync engine now keeps running on the Mac so changes from other devices arrive right away, and commands queued before the engine started are no longer lost. macOS, Windows and Linux are built from the same source.
macOS 13.0 or newer, Apple silicon and Intel
