Pickthe project folder
The repo, the deck, the raw footage — any folder on your drive. Foldy remembers where it lives. It doesn’t copy it.
Your team’s cloud. Without the cloud.
Foldy turns a folder on your drive into a shared cloud for your team — mounted live on every teammate’s machine, peer-to-peer and end-to-end encrypted. Nothing uploads. Nothing to rent.
What is Foldy
Everything a cloud drive gives your team. Except the cloud.
One folder on your drive becomes the team’s shared space. Teammates mount it with a short code; their apps and AI agents work in it like a local folder. Every change lands on your drive — and shows up for everyone, live.
~/acme — 2,314 items · stays local
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- deck
- landing
- footage
- prompts
- AGENTS.md
- roadmap.md
- metrics.xlsx
Maya shares ~/acme from her Mac. Leo mounts it and asks his agent to tighten the deck; Sam renders proxies into the same folder. Every change lands on Maya’s drive — and the whole team sees it.
How it works
Four steps.
Nothing leaves your drive.
Shareone short code
Paste it in Slack or read it out on a call. A teammate types it into Foldy — that’s the whole invite. Close the share and the code expires.
Mounton every machine
The folder shows up live on each teammate’s laptop — read, write, drag, delete. Files stream on demand over a direct, encrypted tunnel.
Workalongside your agents
Point Cursor, Claude Code or any local agent at the mounted folder. What it writes lands on the host’s drive, and the whole team sees it.
What changes when your
cloud is just a folder
Upload before sharing1
0 GB
WasEverything, before anyone can open it
Copies of the project2
1
WasOne per teammate, plus the cloud’s
Bringing someone in3
1 code
WasSeats, invites, a night of syncing
Your files on our servers4
ZERO
HowDirect P2P, end-to-end encrypted
Who Foldy is for
Built for small teams
that ship with AI
Startup teams
If you’re shipping product with AI
Specs, code, the deck, the data room — and the agents writing half of it. Two to ten people work in one folder instead of passing zips around and paying per seat for a cloud copy.
Creators & small studios
If you make things for a living
Raw footage, project files, stems, drafts. Your editor, your co-host and your assistant open the same folder from wherever they are — no 40 GB uploads, no rented terabytes.
On the host’s machine. Foldy doesn’t keep a server full of your folders — it opens a direct connection between the person sharing and the people mounting. Close the laptop and the share goes offline; open it again and it comes back.
Those copy your files to their servers first, then sync a clone to everyone. Foldy is a live window onto a folder that already exists on your drive — nothing uploads, there’s one copy, and no storage to rent.
Yes. A mounted Foldy folder shows up on each teammate’s machine like a local one, so anything that reads and writes files — Cursor, Claude Code, your own scripts — can work in it. What they write lands on the host’s drive, and everyone sees it.
Every byte between devices is end-to-end encrypted over WebRTC, keyed by an Ed25519 identity that lives on the device. Keys never leave your machine, so Foldy can’t read your files even if we wanted to.
The share pauses and teammates see that the sender is offline until it’s back. There’s no cached copy in a cloud — that’s the point. Teams that want the folder always on usually share it from a desktop that stays awake.
By the number of recipient devices you attach to a share — not by storage. Exact tiers are still being finalized; beta users get locked-in early pricing.
Your team’s cloud is
already on your drive.
Install Foldy, pick a folder, send the code. That’s the whole setup.
Open beta · install Foldy, then create your account in the app