A cloud file manager, powered by rclone.
🎉 We have rebranded to RCX - Rclone for Android. [Login to see the link].
🌠 Features
Cloud Access
256 Bit AES Encryption
Integrated Experience
Use your cloud storage like a local folder.
Keep your files private on any cloud provider with crypt remotes.
Don’t give up features or comfort just because it runs on a phone.
- File Management (list, view, download, upload, move, rename, delete files and folders)
- Streaming (Stream media files, serve files and directories over FTP, HTTP, WebDAV or DLNA)
- Integration (Access local storage devices and share files with the application to store them on a remote)
- Many cloud storage providers (all via rclone config import, some without)
- Material Design (Dark theme, custom primary and accent colors)
- All architectures (runs on ARM, ARM64, x86 and x64 devices, Android 7+ / 5+)
- Storage Access Framework (SAF) ([Login to see the link]) for SD card and USB device access.
📸 Screenshots
| Manage Storage | Upload Files | Explore Files | Manage Files |
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Installation
Grab the [Login to see the link] of the signed APK and install it on your phone. You can also [Login to see the link], the [Login to see the link], or in the near future, F-Droid.
| CPU architecture | Where to find | APK identifier |
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| ARM 32 Bit | older devices | armeabi-v7a |
| ARM 64 Bit | most devices | arm64-v8a |
| Intel/AMD 32 Bit | some TV boxes and tablets | x86 |
| Intel/AMD 64 Bit | some emulators | x86_64 |
If you don’t know which version to pick use rcx-<version>-universal-release.apk. Most devices run ARM 64 Bit, and 64 Bit devices often can also run the respective 32 bit version at lower performance. The app runs on any CTS phone, tablet or TV with Android 5 or newer, but is only tested on Android 7 and newer.
Usage
Download & Installation
[Login to see the link] (Unreleased/Unstable) - Join this Alpha Testing Group
[Login to see the link] Stable
[Login to see the link] (Google Play Store)
Basic Setup
When you open up rcx for the first time, rcx will ask you import a rclone configuration file rclone.conf or create a new one by adding a remote with (+). A “remote” is a single configured cloud location in rclone.
There are various types of remotes and rcx supports all storage remotes and most of the meta-remotes like crypt that encrypts other remotes and union that combines multiple remotes. You can see all supported remote types on [Login to see the link]. Note that you can only configure some types inside of the app, but you can always import a configuration to allow more remote types.
If you want to access storage attached to your device, like internal memory, SD cards and USB drives, you may want to use SAF
Keep in mind that rclone does not supports all features on all remotes
[Login to see the link].
- Reauthorization of OAuth remotes shows intermittent failures. This is currently under investigation.
📈 Contributing
This app is developed by and for its community. Any contribution to improve the app is welcome, and there are multiple to contribute:
📜 License
This app is released under the terms of the [Login to see the link]. Community contributions are licensed under the MIT license, and [Login to see the link] will ask you to confirm [Login to see the link] if create a PR.
This is a fork of rcloneExplorer by [Login to see the link]. For the parent repository, see [Login to see the link]. If you want to convey a modified version (fork), we ask you to use a different name, app icon and package id as well as proper attribution to avoid user confusion.
