Native credential vaults
Secrets live in Windows Credential Manager, macOS Keychain, or Linux Secret Service — never as plaintext in SQLite.
Remote storage, without the distance
One gateway.
Every storage.
Bring Google Drive, S3, SFTP, WebDAV, FTP, and SMB into the file browser you already use.
Connect the services you already use
Google
Drive
Amazon
S3
SFTP
WebDAV
FTP
SMB
A familiar place for every file
Cloud storage that behaves like a drive.
Bifrost turns remote services into ordinary filesystem locations. Browse, open, and organize remote files from Explorer or your Linux file manager without learning another dashboard.
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Choose a provider
Connect with the provider's native credentials or browser sign-in.
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Pick a location
Select a drive letter on Windows or a mount parent on Linux.
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Work normally
Your remote files appear where the rest of your files live.
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Local-first by design
Your keys stay with you.
Bifrost connects directly from your computer to your storage provider. It does not operate a cloud relay for your files.
Verification stays on
TLS certificates and SSH host keys are verified by default. Connections fail visibly instead of silently weakening security.
Direct provider connections
Your computer talks directly to the storage services you choose, without routing file content through a Bifrost cloud.
Built for the desktop
Meet Bifrost where you work.
Available
Windows details →
Windows
Writable drive letters and Explorer integration for Windows 10/11.
Early access
Linux downloads →
Linux
Read-only FUSE mounts with a user-selected mount location. AppImage and RPM are published for x86_64.
Coming soon
In progress
macOS
File Provider integration is in development. Signed public distribution is not available yet.
Ready when you are
Put remote storage
within reach.
View downloads
Choose an installer from the latest GitHub release.
Other operating systems and package formats →