Keep what matters in the chest

Photos, videos, files and contacts in the cloud: on our server, a friend's, or your own at home. Your phone gets its space back, duplicates go away, and the originals are always a tap away.

App Storesoon Google Playsoon

Duplicates and bursts

Finds identical copies and similar shots of one moment and keeps the best one. The rest goes with one tap.

Free up space

Originals already safe on the server can leave the phone. The gallery keeps smaller copies; the full photo opens with a tap.

End-to-end encryption

Photos are encrypted on the phone before they leave it. The server's owner stores them but can't see them. Access can be restored through your account even if every device is lost.

Links instead of forwarding

Share a photo, an album or a folder as a link, with a password if you like. An upload link works the other way round: people send files to you.

Contacts

A copy of your address book on the server, and duplicate contacts merged: one person, one card.

Several servers

One library can live on several servers at once: mirrored, split by shares, or filling one server after another.

Your own server

The Sandyk server is open and starts with one command on a NAS, a home computer or a VPS. The first account registered becomes the admin.

No public IP needed: the server is reachable through our relay, and traffic stays encrypted all the way to your server.
Storage on your own disk, in S3 or over SFTP.
There is a Home Assistant add-on.

docker run -d --name sandyk \
  -p 8080:8080 -v sandyk-data:/data \
  ghcr.io/keremet-dev/sandyk-server