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ELX-Cloud for Android

Your file cloud in your pocket

The Android client for ELX-Cloud: files, favourites, public links, trash, your profile and automatic upload of the photographs you take. Administration deliberately stays in the browser — a phone is for using the storage, not for configuring the server.

v1.0.0 Android Free

The same storage, on the phone

Files, folders, search, rename, move and delete — with the same permissions and the same quota as the browser, because it is the same account talking to the same server.

Photographs upload themselves

New pictures go to the server in the background, so the archive is on a machine you control rather than only in the phone that can be dropped.

An upload that survives the tunnel

Transfers are resumable: a broken mobile connection continues where it stopped instead of starting the file again. The same mechanism backs the pause button in the browser.

Links from the phone

Publish a file as a link, with a password and an expiry date if it needs them, and revoke it later from the same list.

Favourites and trash

The folders you return to are one tap away, and a file deleted by accident comes back from the trash to where it was.

Token authentication

Signing in issues a session token that the app sends with each request. The same checks apply as to the web form: block lists, rate limiting, the login log and the mail notification.

What is in the app

  • Browsing the storage, with search across names.
  • Uploading from the phone, including several files at once.
  • Creating folders, renaming, moving and deleting.
  • Favourites, public links and the trash.
  • The profile: space used, counters, and the FTP details for this account.
  • Automatic upload of new photographs.
What is not in itAdministration — users, network settings, mail, attached folders and security. Those stay in the browser, where there is room to be careful. A phone is a poor place to change a port number by accident.

What it needs

A running ELX-Cloud server and an account on it. The app is a client; it does not store your files by itself and has nothing to connect to without a server of your own.

The server should be reachable over HTTPS. It can issue its own certificate automatically, which is the simplest route for a machine with a domain name.

At a glance

Platform
Android
Requires
An ELX-Cloud server and an account on it
Authentication
Session token over HTTPS
Uploads
Resumable, chunked
Photo upload
Automatic, in the background
Built with
Flutter
iOS
Not built

Frequently asked questions

Do I need my own server?
Yes. This is a client for ELX-Cloud, not a storage service. Without a server it has nothing to connect to.
Is there an iOS version?
No. Only the Android build is produced.
What happens if the connection drops mid-upload?
The transfer resumes from where it stopped when the connection returns. Nothing is uploaded twice.
Can I administer the server from the phone?
No, and that is deliberate. Users, network settings and security live in the web interface.
Where does automatic photo upload put the files?
In a folder you choose on the server, keeping the structure the phone uses.

ELX-Cloud for Android

Your file cloud in your pocket

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