WebDAV FS is a fast, simple and secure application that provides a WebDAV (and optional FTP) server on your device.
With this application you can set any directory on your phone — including memory cards — as a drive for Windows or Linux. Run one server or several at once (for example, internal storage and an SD card on different ports).
There is support for HTTPS, a built-in browser file manager, Android TV, and Free / Pro editions.
WebDAV FS turns an Android phone, tablet, or TV into a local file server. Other devices on the same network can browse, copy, and manage files on your device.
Configure each server with its own port, shared folder (or users), password / read-only access, and optional SSL. Start servers manually, with the app, or after boot. Theme and language follow your preferences.
Whether you need a quick share on home Wi‑Fi or a more locked-down setup with HTTPS and accounts, WebDAV FS keeps the flow simple and customizable.
The Android app lets you:
- Run one or more WebDAV servers on the local network (Free: up to 2; Pro: no fixed app limit)
- Optional FTP mode per server
- HTTPS with Auto / Import / Let's Encrypt (ACME) certificates
- Built-in web file manager (thumbnails, ZIP helpers, and more)
- Strong WebDAV support for capable clients — core RFC 4918, quota (RFC 4331), sync-collection (RFC 6578), conditional requests (RFC 7232), locks, ranges / partial uploads
- Password / Users (roles, folders, optional quotas) and read-only mode
- Status metrics and Logs in the app; start with app or device
- Folder picker with Quick Access shortcuts; SD card / SAF access
- Themes, languages, and Android TV UI
- Free edition includes ads (session disable via rewarded video); Pro unlocks extras such as custom headers and hidden-file tools
- Information about available settings in the application
- In-repo guide for DeepWiki and end users:
docs_ai/— start with the user guide or WebDAV capabilities - Ask questions on DeepWiki
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WebDAV FS is released under the Apache-2.0.