Foldr is built and supported by a team at the Bristol & Bath Science Park. We’ve been doing this for over a decade, and we’re rather good at it.
Your storage stays your storage. We work with whatever you’ve already invested in (a NAS that’s been quietly serving a school for ten years, a brand-new OneDrive setup, whatever else you’ve got), we connect to all of it, and we won’t ask you to migrate anything. Once IT has connected the storage and granted permissions, Foldr is meant to fade into the desk, so the file experience feels the way it always did; if something interrupts that, we’ve got something to fix. Foldr has been in production for over a decade, which is why we pick boring, stable technology and tell you well before something goes, because your IT team should be able to trust that what worked yesterday still works tomorrow. And when you email us, you’ll get a reply from an engineer (usually the one who built whatever you’re asking about) rather than a front desk that has to escalate it first. We’d rather just fix the thing.
Foldr is built at the Bristol & Bath Science Park in the UK, and it’s what most of the team works on most days. Native apps for macOS, Windows, iOS and Android sit alongside the web platform, all built and supported from the same desks.
Try it free for 30 days, no credit card. Or get in touch about self-hosting.