OPEN SOURCE · RUNS LOCALLY · NO CLOUD

YOUR LOCAL
FILE OS

Fileure is a self-hosted file manager with a built-in Notion-style workspace — boards, notes, tasks, and file linking, all running on your machine.

2
Files to download
0
Dependencies
100%
Local & private
File access
FILE MANAGER KANBAN BOARD NOTES EDITOR TASK TRACKER FILE LINKING DRAG & DROP DARK MODE FULLY LOCAL NO CLOUD OPEN SOURCE NODE.JS FILE MANAGER KANBAN BOARD NOTES EDITOR TASK TRACKER FILE LINKING DRAG & DROP DARK MODE FULLY LOCAL NO CLOUD OPEN SOURCE NODE.JS
Core Capabilities

BUILT FOR
POWER USERS

Everything Windows Explorer should have been — plus a full productivity suite. No accounts. No subscriptions. No telemetry.

Full File Access
Browse, open, copy, move, rename, and delete any file or folder on your system. List view and grid view. Sortable by name, size, type, or date.
Drag & Drop
Drag files between folders to move them. Drag onto Quick Access entries to copy there instantly. Everything works exactly as you'd expect — but better.
Instant Preview
Select any file and see a live preview in the bottom panel — images render inline, text files show with syntax context, and you can click to open a full modal.
Bookmarks & Quick Access
Bookmark any folder with a custom name and emoji or Lucide icon. Right-click to rename, change icon, or delete. System folders like Desktop, Downloads, and Documents are pinned by default.
Drive Browser
All drive letters on your system are auto-detected and listed in the sidebar. USB drive plugged in? It shows up automatically. Click once to navigate to any drive root.
Activity Log
A real-time log panel captures every action — navigation, file operations, errors — with timestamps. Resize it, keep it open while working, or collapse it when you need space.
Persistent Storage
All settings, bookmarks, and workspace data are saved to local JSON files (settings.json and notes.json). Browser cache cleared? Data stays intact.
Resizable Panels
Drag any panel edge to resize: sidebar width, bottom panel height, log pane width. Collapse the sidebar to icon-only mode to maximize file space. All sizes remembered on reload.
File Linking to Workspace
Right-click any file → "Link to Workspace" to embed it as a clickable block directly in your current note or project. Bridge the gap between your files and your work.

NOTION.
IN YOUR FILES.

No more switching between your file manager and a note-taking app. Fileure's Workspace brings boards, tables, and rich notes directly alongside your files.

📋 Board
📊 Table
📄 Notes
Not Started 2
🖥️ Website Redesign
Medium
📦 API Integration
High
In Progress 1
🌐 Client Homepage
Low 35%
Done 1
🚀 AI Feature Launch
High 100%

Drag cards between columns · Click a card to edit details · Add checklists, dates, and file attachments

Project NameStatusStart DateEnd DatePriorityCustomerProgress
🖥️ Website Redesign ● Not Started 03/01/202603/28/2026 Medium Acme Corp
0%
🌐 Client Homepage ● In Progress 01/20/202602/04/2026 Low Dorf GmbH
35%
🚀 AI Feature Launch ● Done 02/24/202602/24/2026 High Internal
100%

Every field is editable · Click any row to open the full project detail panel

Pages
📋 Project Brief
🚀 Release Notes
💡 Ideas
✅ Weekly Goals
Project Brief
Overview
Complete redesign of the main product interface, focusing on performance and accessibility improvements.
Action Items
Set up project structure
Initial wireframes
Review with stakeholders
Final delivery

Type / for commands · Drag blocks to reorder · Right-click any file in Explorer → "Link to Workspace"

Installation

UP IN
2 MINUTES

No npm install. No package.json. No build step. Just two files and a single command.

1
Install Node.js
Fileure runs on a tiny local Node.js server — no framework, no dependencies, only Node's built-in modules. If you don't have Node.js yet, download it from the official site:

→ nodejs.org/en/download

Install it, and you're ready. Any version from Node 14 onwards works perfectly.
2
Download the files
Go to the GitHub repository and download the fileure folder. You only need two files: index.html and server.js. Save them together in any folder you like — e.g. C:\fileure\
3
Open a terminal in the folder
Open Windows Explorer and navigate to your fileure folder. Click into the address bar at the top of the window, type cmd, and press Enter. A Command Prompt window will open already inside the correct directory.
4
Start the server
In the terminal, run:
bash
$ node server.js
You'll see a confirmation message in the terminal. The server is now running on port 3000.
5
Open in your browser
Navigate to:
url
http://localhost:3000
That's it. Fileure is running. To stop it, press Ctrl+C in the terminal.
Optional: Desktop shortcut (Windows)
Never open a terminal manually again. Create a .bat file to launch Fileure with one double-click:
fileure.bat
@echo off
cd /d "C:\path\to\your\fileure\folder"
start http://localhost:3000
node server.js
pause
Pro tip: Add a custom icon
Download an icon from lucide.dev (try folder-tree), convert to .ico at convertio.co, then set it in the shortcut's Properties → Change Icon.
fileure/
📁 fileure/
📄 index.html download
⚙️ server.js download
⚙️ settings.json auto-created
📝 notes.json auto-created
📖 README.md
Command Prompt
C:\fileure> node server.js
settings.json created: C:\fileure\settings.json
notes.json created: C:\fileure\notes.json
✓ Fileure running on http://localhost:3000
C:\fileure>
Requirements
Node.js 14+ (any OS)
Any modern browser
No npm install needed
No internet connection needed
Windows, macOS, Linux

MAKE IT
YOURS

Every visual detail is adjustable. Open the Settings panel in the top-right corner and make Fileure look exactly how you want it.

Accent Colors
Font
Inter
JetBrains Mono
System UI
Segoe UI
Georgia
Size & Spacing
Font size 13px
Icon size 16px
Row height 33px
Radius 8px
Background Presets
⬛ Black
🌃 Dark Blue
🌙 Midnight
🔮 Purple

STOP USING
WINDOWS EXPLORER

Two files. One command. Zero compromises.