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DirForge

Released

Share folder structures over the web - read-only, zero write access.

DirForge is a lightweight, self-hosted file tree browser that lets you share directory structures with anyone - without exposing write access. Point it at a folder, and it serves a clean, read-only view over the web. No sync, no upload, no risk.

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  • Read-only browsing - no write access by design
  • Private link sharing for controlled access
  • Multi-protocol support - S3, WebDAV, local filesystem
  • MCP server integration for AI-assisted browsing
  • Self-hosted and fully under your control
  • Lightweight .NET + Docker deployment
.NET Docker S3 WebDAV MCP Self-hosted

IntegrityForge

Exploring

Your data silently rots. This catches it - and fixes it - before you notice.

IntegrityForge keeps your data honest. It scrubs files in the background, finds the broken bits, and rebuilds them using erasure coding - no manual work needed. It ingests from S3, Azure Blob, GCS, WebDAV, and FTP, so it works wherever your files already live. If something starts looking like ransomware, it flags it and stops accepting changes until you say otherwise.

  • Scheduled scrubbing that finds and repairs corruption on its own
  • Ingests from multiple storage providers - works where your files already are
  • Detects ransomware-like patterns and freezes intake automatically
  • File watchers on Linux and Windows for near-instant change detection
  • Erasure coding rebuilds damaged data without full replicas
  • Throttled IO - won't tank your other workloads
S3 Azure Blob GCS WebDAV FTP Reed–Solomon

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ZenForge is a small lab building tools for people who want to run their own software - without cloud lock-in, telemetry creep, or interfaces that get worse every year.

The approach is deliberate: proven technologies, clean architecture, and operations simple enough to understand completely.

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