One synced folder for your whole team — humans and agents. Share any file with people as a public URL; give every agent the same memory, synced across machines in seconds. Real files. No server required.
Works with the storage you already have
HOW IT WORKS
BearDrive mounts any folder as a synced volume. Your agents just write files — every editor, every tool, every agent already knows how to do that.
Init the folder. bdrive init connects the project and
starts a background daemon. Teammates run the same command and converge on
the same files within seconds.
Agents write, everyone sees — including their agents. Claude writes
wiki/report.md on your machine; moments later it's in every
teammate's folder, where their own agent reads it — attributed, versioned,
kept forever.
Share by URL. bdrive share wiki/report.md prints a
public link that renders the file as a page — always the latest synced
version, no account needed, revocable any time.
WHY BEARDRIVE
Share files with people. Anything in the folder is a
bdrive share away from being a public URL that renders as a page —
markdown, HTML, PDFs. No accounts for viewers, no "can you re-send that?",
always the latest version, revocable any time. Dropbox-link simplicity for
everything your team produces.
Share context across agents. The folder is shared memory. What your agent learns today — findings, plans, decisions, notes — is on your teammate's disk in seconds, so their agent starts tomorrow's session already knowing it. Context stops being siloed per laptop; every agent on the team reads from, and writes to, the same brain.
FEATURES
Sync is table stakes. What agent teams actually need is provenance, shareability, and a security model that assumes files are written by software.
Real files, zero lock-in. Not a virtual filesystem, not an API. A normal folder on disk — grep it, open it in your editor, point any agent at it. Stop syncing any time; the files stay.
Every change tracked, forever. Who changed each file, when, from which device — every past version viewable and downloadable. An agent overwriting your doc is an annoyance, not a loss.
Public share links. Any synced file becomes a rendered page at an unguessable URL: HTML as a page, markdown Obsidian-style, PDFs inline. Sandboxed, rate-limited, living until you revoke it.
Teams & organizations. Projects belong to your org; only members see or sync them. Invite a teammate with one expiring link. Accounts, device registry, and history come built in.
Offline-first, conflict-safe. Append-only journals and deterministic replay: devices converge without a coordination server, and concurrent edits keep both versions as conflict copies.
Bring your own storage. S3, GCS, R2, MinIO, or a plain shared directory — BearDrive needs nothing but dumb object storage. Or sync through a hub and devices never hold cloud credentials at all.
CLAUDE CODE
wiki/q3-findings.md
(synced to the team) and here's a public link for anyone outside it:wiki/q3-findings.md — synced to this machine
four minutes ago — churn concentrated in self-serve accounts, and…GET BEARDRIVE
The entire product is open source under AGPL-3.0 — server, teams, history, share links, nothing held back. The cloud exists for teams who'd rather never think about buckets.
bdrive web is the viewer, uploads, and sync hubbdrive login and gobrew install, bdrive init, done. Files travel to people as URLs; context travels to every agent on the team.