Plik

A self-hosted temporary file upload system with a web interface and a command-line client.

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About Plik

Plik is a temporary file upload service written in Go, similar in purpose to WeTransfer but running on your own server. Files are uploaded through a web interface or a command-line client and shared by link for a limited time.

The repository includes a Dockerfile and a Helm chart for deployment, plus documentation and a public live demo. It suits teams and individuals who want to share files, including from scripts and terminals, without relying on a third-party transfer service.

Strengths

  • Web interface plus a command-line client
  • Temporary uploads shared by link
  • Docker and Helm chart deployment options
  • Public demo to try before installing

Limitations

  • You have to host and maintain the server yourself
  • Built for temporary sharing, not long-term storage or sync

Details

Pricing
FreeFree and open source to self-host.
License
Open source, license not stated
Developer
root-gg
Platforms
Web, Self-hosted, Command line
How it runs
Downloadable app, Self-hosted
Best suited for
Teams sharing temporary files from a browser or terminal on their own server
Categories
File sync
Last verified
Added
Provenance
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  • copyparty

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    copyparty is a portable single-file server adding WebDAV, SFTP and FTP with resumable uploads, suited to longer-term sharing rather than only temporary files.

  • ProjectSend

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    ProjectSend is a client portal with per-client access control, designed for ongoing delivery to clients rather than temporary uploads.

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