NEW
Infinite Scale
Secure Teamwork
Made Easy
Enterprise File Storage and Collaboration
Seamless Teamwork
With Spaces, your team’s files remain accessible, regardless of personnel changes.
100% Control for Privacy and Security
Take control of your data. Whether it’s on-premises, in a chosen data center, or a hybrid setup, ownCloud empowers you to control where your data resides. With multi-factor authentication, encryption, and complete data ownership, achieve compliance with regulations and certifications, ensuring the highest security standards for your organization.
Ready To Go Compliance
Designed for organizations with guaranteed compliance to GDPR and WCAG/BITV standards.
Find and Organize with Ease
Streamline file organization and discovery with with the help of tags, full text searches, and pre-formatted folder structures, redefining the ease and efficiency with which you locate and oversee your business files.
Web Office
Elevate collaboration with the Web Office of your choice, empowering teams to work together in real-time directly in the browser, from anywhere – because great ideas shouldn’t have to wait.
Cloud Native Architecture
ownCloud Infinite Scale empowers organizations to build and scale applications in dynamic environments, including public, private, and hybrid clouds. With support for containers, microservices, and declarative APIs, it enables seamless integration and efficient resource management.
Suite of Features to Help You Achieve More
File Firewall
Spaces
Custom User Roles
Full Text Search
Secret File Drop Folders
GDPR Export
Tags
Administration Settings
Technical Aspects
Cloud Native Architecture
Data Ownership
Control and Compliance
Microservice
Increase Efficiency, Optimize Usability and Reduce Cost
As the name suggests, Infinite Scale elevates flexibility in classical or federated network setups to new levels, allowing infinite scalability, integrating data fabrics, networks and clouds of all sizes.
The new cloud-native approach with Go, Microservices and a new vue.js web interface helps reduce cost for both deployment and maintenance, and at the same time, allows the integration of all kinds of data sources of any size and distribution.
Infinite Scale empowers users to share data and collaboration in new and visionary ways, and at the same time, enjoy full control over links and files shared, in on-premises, hybrid or public cloud scenarios.
Focus on Users and Metadata
With Infinite Scale, the consumer takes over the central role. As a cloud-native platform, its modern architecture serves this new data consumption model by providing Data Management as a Service (DMaaS) with a unified access to data through APIs across all data silos, with multiple, individual storage backends if needed.
Infinite Scale is designed to connect these storage backends and provide a unified data access layer on top of the storage. This allows to consolidate any existing data (silos) sources, thus securing previous investments into data repositories.
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Latest News on Infinite Scale
ownCloud Web and oCIS Are Now One Codebase. All Apache-2.0.
Two codebases just became one. The ownCloud Web frontend now lives inside owncloud/ocis under web/, all under Apache-2.0. One repository, one licence, one CI pipeline, one contribution surface. Years of contribution history preserved, everything moved into a single home. This is what the OSPO relicensing programme looks like when it reaches the core product.
Alt Text for Every Image. No Manual Work. No Excuses.
Missing alt text is one of the most commonly flagged WCAG failures. EN 301 549 mandates it for public sector ICT across Europe. As of today, oCIS ships an extension that generates a credible first draft with your configured vision LLM, lets the user edit it, and writes it back to the file as a WebDAV property that survives the session. A meaningful compliance tool, not just a convenience feature.
ownCloud Infinite Scale 8.1.0: MFA-Gated Vault Storage Arrives
oCIS 8.1.0 introduces MFA-gated vault storage as an isolated storage plane: its own provider ID, no public or federated sharing path, MFA propagated end to end, and a UI that makes the distinction obvious. Plus a public-share access control fix and roughly 60 other changes across indexing, LDAP, and connection recovery.