ProjectSend
Self-hosted client-oriented file sharing
ProjectSend is a self-hosted application for sharing files with clients in a private, organized way with per-client access. It targets freelancers and agencies delivering files to customers. It is deployed via a PHP stack or Docker.
Key features
- Per-client file delivery
- Group and permission management
- Email notifications
- Branding options
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Great for client deliverables
- Simple to operate
- Clear access control
Trade-offs
- Not a general sync tool
- Dated interface
ProjectSend replaces
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