DaemonClient Drive

What it does

CLI

The live command-line client supports scripted uploads, directory sync, backups, and listing remote files.checked 8 Oct 2026

Desktop availability

Standalone CLI binaries are listed for Linux x64, Windows, and macOS, while the native desktop sync app is marked coming soon.checked 8 Oct 2026

Encryption

Files are chunked and encrypted on the device with AES-256-GCM before upload, and the site says keys stay on the user's machine.checked 8 Oct 2026

Integrity

Each chunk has a unique nonce and authentication tags are used to verify integrity on download.checked 8 Oct 2026

Intended workloads

The site describes the service as built for 4K video, sensitive documents, and whole-server backups.checked 8 Oct 2026

Limits

The product site advertises unlimited storage and no monthly fees, while setup uses the user's own accounts and infrastructure.checked 8 Oct 2026

Mobile availability

Native iOS and Android apps, including phone Files app integration, are marked coming soon.checked 8 Oct 2026

Open source

The site says the client, including its encryption logic, chunking, and key derivation, is public code.checked 8 Oct 2026

Purpose

DaemonClient Drive provides end-to-end encrypted file storage on infrastructure the user owns.checked 8 Oct 2026

Self-hosting

The documentation says users can run the stack on accounts they own, using Telegram, Cloudflare Workers and D1, Firebase, and Node 18 or later.checked 8 Oct 2026

Storage integrations

Setup connects the user's cloud provider credentials and a Telegram bot token, then provisions a private server and database on the user's infrastructure.checked 8 Oct 2026

Streaming

It can stream video in the browser by fetching and decrypting only the required chunks.checked 8 Oct 2026

Support

The company site lists Telegram as a support channel.checked 8 Oct 2026

Web compatibility

The web app works in modern browsers, with Chrome, Firefox, and Safari listed as supported.checked 8 Oct 2026