Spacedrive — Your data. Your devices. Your AI employees.

Spacedrive — Your data. Your devices. Your AI employees.

A local-first app for files, clouds, devices, Archive sources, and optional agents.

Created Aug 29, 2025
Updated May 30, 2026

Spacedrive Blog GitHub Star 37k Take back your data.

Spacedrive connects every file, cloud, device, and source you own in one local-first app. Browse and search your data today. Enable agents when you want work done across it.

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v2.0 · macOS · Windows · Linux · iOS · Android

Pause Personal Overview Favorites Recents Sources DEVICES Spacephone Spacestudio Titan NAS SpacePC Spacebook Pro LOCATIONS Documents Downloads Projects Screenshots TAGS Important Work Personal Archive SOURCES Gmail Obsidian GitHub Spacebook Pro Overview Views Overview Projects TOTAL STORAGE 96.2 TB 64.7 TB used FILES 2,435,763 indexed UNIQUE 1,687,492 content hashes DEVICES 5 connected COMPUTE 70 TOPS High Spacebook Pro MacBook Pro, M4 Max LAN Storage 2.8 TB / 7.0 TB Macintosh HD Samsung T9 OWC Envoy Pro Projects +10 more Titan NAS TrueNAS · 10GbE LAN Storage 12.7 TB / 36.0 TB Pool 1 Pool 2 Cold Pool Media Backups Archive +12 more Spacestudio Mac Studio, M3 Ultra Offline Storage 1.6 TB / 4.0 TB Internal Renders Assets Libraries +3 more SpacePC Windows 11 · RTX 5090 Relay Storage 4.3 TB / 10.0 TB C: D: Games Captures Clips +4 more Spacephone iPhone 17 Pro Relay Storage 128 GB / 256 GB Internal Camera Roll Voice Memos Downloads +2 more Amazon S3 us-east-1 · Glacier tier Relay Storage 70.0 TB / 350.0 TB sd-media-prod sd-backups sd-archive-cold Media Vault +10 more Google Drive Workspace · 2 TB plan Relay Storage 820 GB / 4.0 TB My Drive Shared with me Invoices Contracts Client Deliverables +5 more Dropbox Business · 5 TB Relay Storage 2.3 TB / 7.0 TB Team Personal Raw Footage Edits Deliverables +6 more Spacepad iPad Pro M4, 13" Offline Storage 340 GB / 1.0 TB Internal Sketches Reference Notes +2 more A NOTE TO THE COMMUNITY Spacedrive is still about one thing: your data belongs to you.

I started Spacedrive because files had become scattered across laptops, external drives, NAS boxes, cloud folders, phones, and apps that never talked to each other. The original promise was simple: one file manager for all your devices and clouds, built in the open, local-first, and owned by the people using it.

That promise resonated. The repo reached the top of GitHub, tens of thousands of developers followed along, and we raised seed funding from OSS Capital, Naval Ravikant, Tobias Lutke, and Tom Preston-Werner to try to build the private cloud stack we wanted to exist.

The first version proved the vision, but it did not become the product it needed to be. So I rewrote Spacedrive as v2: a Rust core, a real virtual distributed filesystem, content identity, P2P sync, durable file operations, cloud volumes, mobile, desktop, and a cleaner architecture that can last.

Along the way I built Spacebot and Voicebox. Spacebot is an open-source agent runtime for work that needs memory, delegation, tasks, and execution. Voicebox is a local-first AI voice studio: clone voices, generate speech, dictate into any app, and let MCP-aware agents speak through voices you own. Building them made the next step for Spacedrive clearer.

Spacedrive is becoming the operating surface for your data, devices, and AI employees. It is still a file manager. It is also Archive for emails, notes, browser history, repositories, messages, and other sources. And when you choose to enable agents, it gives them structured, permissioned access instead of raw control over your computer.

The company direction follows from that. Personal Spacedrive stays local-first and open source. Teams and companies get the layer around it: users, roles, shared libraries, managed onboarding, policies, audit trails, hosted infrastructure, and agents that can work across the devices and data a company already owns.

The website is intentionally quiet right now while the product catches up to the story. More is coming soon. For now, the thesis has not changed: you should own your data, understand where it lives, and decide what software, people, and agents are allowed to do with it.

Jamie

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