Your data, your rules with Nextcloud
Nextcloud is built to allow you to host your private data yourself, providing easy access to your documents through a simple web interface as well as Android and iOS apps. Your files can be on drives connected to MOX via USB 3.0, even in RAID, on a NAS device on your network or a remote FTP/SAMBA connection.
Nextcloud is the most popular file sync and communication platform for self-hosting, offering over 100 apps with additional functionality like audio/video call and chat server, shared editing documents in the browser, password management your calendar and tasks and much more – with a single click.
Nextcloud is 100% open source backed by a large community of open source enthusiasts as well as private and public organizations which are collaborating to improve Nextcloud, adding new capabilities every day!
A private cloud
Together with Nextcloud, the Turris MOX: Cloud bundle gives you an easy to use platform for hosting your files, calendars and communication.
The Turris MOX: Cloud bundle can be ordered on the Indiegogo campaign (ending soon) page for USD 115 and the roadmap has been updated to include Nextcloud. The Turris MOX: Cloud bundle is ready-to-go kit with the Turris MOX: Start, USB extension and RAM upgrade for a discounted price!
Nextcloud won’t be exclusive to the Turris MOX: Cloud; all MOXes (and Omnias) will support Nextcloud, however 1GB RAM, a 64bit CPU and USB 3.0 drives are a must for good performance, and the Turris MOX: Cloud offers exactly that. The changes to the roadmap ensure that the first shipped MOXes include a simple page integrated in the web interface, which lets users configure an external storage and enable Nextcloud. To ensure some degree of data protection, the interface supports a RAID setup so that a broken drive does not mean an immediate loss of data.
