Desktop Client for S3-Compatible Object Storage
A focused, native file manager for S3 buckets. Browse, upload, and share objects with a fast UI built for daily operations on MinIO, Ceph, AWS, and more.
us3ui is designed for operators and developers who need a fast, no-frills way to work with object storage every day.
Connects to standard S3 services including MinIO, Ceph, AWS, and providers like Hetzner, OVH, or Scaleway.
Built with Go and Fyne for speed. A compact native app that starts instantly without the overhead of web technologies.
Store configurations for multiple buckets or services. Switch between environments instantly. Credentials stay local.
Browse, upload, download, and delete objects. Create and remove buckets with clear status feedback.
Filter large buckets instantly with full-text search.
Toggle between a hierarchical folder structure or a flat list of all objects.
Drag files from your desktop into the app to start uploading immediately.
Create temporary, pre-signed URLs to share private objects securely.
Clear visual feedback for uploads, downloads, and other interactions.
us3ui is distributed as a portable binary and is not currently code-signed. First-time launch may require manual approval.
Connect with access keys, browse buckets and objects, and perform file operations. us3ui stores connection profiles locally on your machine and does not proxy your data through any servers.
Connects directly to your S3 endpoint. Your credentials stay on your machine.
Progress indicators and logs keep uploads and downloads transparent.
No installers required. Download, extract, and run the app.
No. The app connects directly to your S3-compatible endpoint.
Profiles are stored locally on your machine in the app's config directory.
No. us3ui is a native desktop application focused on speed and simplicity.
Terminal-based explorer for Kubernetes Custom Resource Definitions and Custom Resources. Inspect CRD schemas, manage resources, and monitor controller health.
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