Nest
#Infrastructure
Imagine you have a toy box. But instead of keeping it just at home, it’s stored in a magical, super safe cloud where you can reach it from anywhere. This app is like that magical toy box – it remembers how your toys (files) are arranged in folders, even if you move them between your computer and your phone.
Description
Features
Target Users
Data types
🧨 The problem:
Autonomi has no concept of folders or file structure. Files are just... there. That’s confusing and unusable for regular people.
💡 The solution:
A cross-platform file manager (built with MAUI Blazor Hybrid) that creates a virtual file system by:
Saving folder structure in a local database
Tracking which files are where in the network
Syncing content between devices (PC ↔ Android)
Real-time notifications
💬 Most decentralized systems forget about UX. This app fixes that.
🌱 Vision & Scalability
🔁 Full folder sync (like Dropbox – but decentralized)
🤖 AI-assisted file categorization
🖼️ File previews for media & docs
🔍 Search by content & tags
☁️ File sharing across users via Autonomi
🏷️ Tag-based organization alongside folders – assign multiple tags to a file for more flexible structure
🖼️ In-app preview for images, PDFs, and videos – view content without downloading it
📴 Offline mode – queue uploads/downloads and sync when reconnected
🌐 Optional IPFS integration – enable one-click sharing of selected files via public IPFS gateways for external access outside Autonomi
🎯 Goal: to become a daily-use decentralized file manager – simple enough for grandma, powerful enough for devops engineers.
Description
Features
Target Users
Data types
🧨 The problem:
Autonomi has no concept of folders or file structure. Files are just... there. That’s confusing and unusable for regular people.
💡 The solution:
A cross-platform file manager (built with MAUI Blazor Hybrid) that creates a virtual file system by:
Saving folder structure in a local database
Tracking which files are where in the network
Syncing content between devices (PC ↔ Android)
Real-time notifications
💬 Most decentralized systems forget about UX. This app fixes that.
🌱 Vision & Scalability
🔁 Full folder sync (like Dropbox – but decentralized)
🤖 AI-assisted file categorization
🖼️ File previews for media & docs
🔍 Search by content & tags
☁️ File sharing across users via Autonomi
🏷️ Tag-based organization alongside folders – assign multiple tags to a file for more flexible structure
🖼️ In-app preview for images, PDFs, and videos – view content without downloading it
📴 Offline mode – queue uploads/downloads and sync when reconnected
🌐 Optional IPFS integration – enable one-click sharing of selected files via public IPFS gateways for external access outside Autonomi
🎯 Goal: to become a daily-use decentralized file manager – simple enough for grandma, powerful enough for devops engineers.
Description
Features
Target Users
Data types
🧨 The problem:
Autonomi has no concept of folders or file structure. Files are just... there. That’s confusing and unusable for regular people.
💡 The solution:
A cross-platform file manager (built with MAUI Blazor Hybrid) that creates a virtual file system by:
Saving folder structure in a local database
Tracking which files are where in the network
Syncing content between devices (PC ↔ Android)
Real-time notifications
💬 Most decentralized systems forget about UX. This app fixes that.
🌱 Vision & Scalability
🔁 Full folder sync (like Dropbox – but decentralized)
🤖 AI-assisted file categorization
🖼️ File previews for media & docs
🔍 Search by content & tags
☁️ File sharing across users via Autonomi
🏷️ Tag-based organization alongside folders – assign multiple tags to a file for more flexible structure
🖼️ In-app preview for images, PDFs, and videos – view content without downloading it
📴 Offline mode – queue uploads/downloads and sync when reconnected
🌐 Optional IPFS integration – enable one-click sharing of selected files via public IPFS gateways for external access outside Autonomi
🎯 Goal: to become a daily-use decentralized file manager – simple enough for grandma, powerful enough for devops engineers.
