AeroMount

Saved mounts with platform-specific dependencies and optional startup.

Your cloud, as a local drive

Save a mount configuration for a supported remote, attach it and open it from your file manager. Mount support and dependencies differ by operating system and provider. Automatic startup is optional; an enabled mount still needs usable credentials and connectivity.

AeroMount manager listing saved mounts with mount, unmount and open actions

One click, and it is mounted

The Mount Manager keeps all your mount points in one place:

  • Save as many FUSE or WebDAV mounts as you like, each with its own settings
  • Mount, unmount, edit and open in the file manager from a single list
  • On Windows, pick any free drive letter; on Linux and macOS, mount to a folder

Always there, right from login

Where supported, configure a saved mount to start at login. Linux uses systemd user integration and Windows uses Task Scheduler. Encrypted mounts need access to the vault; startup cannot bypass a master-password or TOTP unlock requirement. See the platform-specific setup guide.

Autostart toggle configuring a mount to reconnect on login
Mount configuration that stores no credentials, resolving them from the vault

Secure by design

Mount configs never hold a password. When a mount starts, AeroMount resolves the credentials from your encrypted vault by profile, so a config file you can freely back up or share contains no secrets at all. You can even store the mount registry inside the encrypted vault instead of a plaintext sidecar.

Browse an encrypted vault like a folder

The Linux-first read-only vault-mount workflow exposes supported unlocked vaults as folders and unmounts them on lock. It is separate from regular remote mounts. Check the current platform and format support before relying on Finder or Explorer integration.

An unlocked AeroVault mounted read-only and browsed in the file manager
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Give your cloud a home on your desktop

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