About BucketStack — Open Source Native S3 File Manager

Our Mission

BucketStack was created to solve a persistent frustration among developers, DevOps engineers, and cloud architects: managing object storage across multiple cloud providers shouldn't require clunky, sluggish legacy tools or navigating multiple disparate web consoles with bloated load times.

We built BucketStack from the ground up as a native desktop application powered by Rust and Tauri 2.0, paired with a modern React 19 interface. The result is a lightweight desktop app that handles complex multi-part transfers, live in-bucket code editing, transfers between cloud providers, and scheduled folder sync.

Core Design Principles

Local-First Security: Your S3 access keys and secret tokens never touch third-party servers. All secrets are stored on your computer with AES-256-GCM encryption, using a key tied to that machine.
Universal S3 Compatibility: Built on the open S3 API standard, supporting AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, MinIO, Wasabi, Backblaze B2, and custom self-hosted endpoints.
Developer Experience: Integrated Monaco code editor with syntax highlighting for 50+ programming languages, direct cloud-to-cloud streaming, on-the-fly zip/tar archive creation, and local SQLite audit logging.
Open Source & Free: Fully transparent, community-driven, and licensed under the MIT License.

Open Source Community

BucketStack is maintained by Sai Akash Neela and open-source contributors around the globe. Our source code, release manifests, and issue tracker are completely open on GitHub.

To view our roadmap, contribute code, or submit feature requests, visit the BucketStack GitHub Repository.