Two-way sync
Save a file and it's in the cloud within seconds. Changes from the cloud download automatically on your chosen schedule.
Native Linux desktop app · Flatpak
CloudSync watches your local folders and keeps them in perfect sync with Google Drive, Dropbox, Amazon S3, Backblaze B2, or Cloudflare R2 — automatically, in the background.
Works with the services you already use
What makes it different
Save a file and it's in the cloud within seconds. Changes from the cloud download automatically on your chosen schedule.
Each folder can have its own sync interval and conflict strategy. Or inherit the global defaults — your call.
When the same file changes in two places, you decide: keep both copies, keep yours, or keep the cloud version.
Close the window and CloudSync keeps running quietly in the system tray. Turn on autostart and it's ready before you even open the app.
A step-by-step setup wizard walks you through connecting your accounts and choosing your first sync folder.
Cloud account logins are stored only on your computer and are never sent anywhere else.
How it works
Install CloudSync from Flathub — see the installation instructions below.
The setup wizard guides you through signing in and picking your first folder to sync — no technical setup required.
CloudSync runs in the background. Your files are always where you need them.
Pricing
Free
$0 forever
Subscriber
$9.99 / year
Cancel any time. The app keeps working after a subscription lapses — you just won't receive future updates until you renew.
Installation
Most distros ship with Flatpak and Flathub ready to go. If yours doesn't, flathub.org/setup has step-by-step instructions for every major distribution.
Run this in your terminal:
flatpak install flathub com.seravault.cloudsync
Open CloudSync from your app menu. The setup wizard will walk you through connecting your first cloud account.
Search for SeraVault CloudSync in the GNOME Software Center or KDE Discover after adding Flathub — no terminal required.
FAQ
Any distribution that supports Flatpak — Ubuntu, Fedora, Pop!_OS, Linux Mint, Arch, and more.
The free tier is permanently available and lets you sync one cloud provider and one folder. A subscription removes those limits and adds automatic updates.
Open Preferences → Subscription, enter the email you subscribed with, and click Sign In. The app verifies and unlocks everything right away.
CloudSync keeps running with all your existing folders and accounts intact. You just won't receive new updates until you renew.
Ready to stop moving files by hand?
Free to start. $9.99 / year to unlock everything.