Search for shared files across multiple Chinese cloud drives and transfer them to your own cloud account without downloading locally.
Browse trending content from Douban and save interesting items directly to your cloud drive.
Host your own private CloudSaver instance with Docker and manage multiple user accounts.
Requires your own server and cloud storage cookies, which act as login credentials, never use a third-party hosted instance.
CloudSaver is a self-hosted web application for searching and transferring files across Chinese cloud storage services. It lets you search for shared resources from multiple sources, find what you want, and save it directly to your own cloud drive account without downloading the file to your device first. The supported cloud drives include 115, Quark (Xunlei), Tiany익, and 123 Cloud. The project is written in Vue 3 on the frontend and Express on the backend, with SQLite for data storage. It is designed to run as a Docker container on your own server, and the README provides both single-container and Docker Compose deployment instructions. The interface is responsive and works on both desktop and mobile browsers. User accounts are supported with two roles: administrator and regular user. The app comes with default registration codes for each role, which you change after setup. Search results can come from keyword queries, direct resource links, or trending lists from platforms like Douban (a Chinese film and book rating site). The README emphasizes strongly, in several places, that users should only run this on their own private servers and never use a third-party hosted version. The reason is that the app handles cloud storage cookies, which function like login credentials. Entering your cookies into a service run by someone else is treated as the equivalent of giving a stranger your password. The project does not offer any public demo for this reason. The README also notes that the open-source repository is frozen at version 0.2.5. Newer versions are distributed only through Docker images, not through the source code on GitHub, due to unspecified reasons the maintainer mentions but does not detail. The project is licensed under MIT and is stated to be for personal, non-commercial use only. All search results come from third-party sources, and the project makes no guarantees about the legality or accuracy of found content.
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