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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/error311 on 2025-03-27 09:34:27+00:00.


Hey everyone,

I’m excited to share FileRise, a lightweight, secure, self-hosted file manager built with an Apache/PHP backend and modern ES6 modules on the frontend. FileRise is designed to simplify your file management experience by offering features such as:

  • Multi-File/Folder Uploads: Drag and drop support, resumable chunked uploads, and real-time progress.
  • Built-in File Editing: Edit text files with syntax highlighting (powered by CodeMirror).
  • Intuitive Drag & Drop: Move files effortlessly with dedicated sidebar and top drop zones.
  • Robust Folder Management: Organize files into folders with an interactive tree view and breadcrumb navigation.
  • Responsive UI: A modern, dynamic interface that works great on any device.
  • And much more…

I recently recorded a demo video showcasing FileRise in action. You can check out the demo and find all the details in the GitHub repository here:

I’d love to hear your feedback, suggestions, or any ideas on improving FileRise. If you’re into self-hosted apps or looking for a fresh file management solution, give it a try!

— Happy self-hosting!

P.S. Feel free to report issues or feature requests on GitHub if you have any.

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