Use Drime on Linux or a server

Not yet. Drime Desktop runs on Windows and macOS. A Linux app is planned on the Drime roadmap, with no release date.

Yes. The Drime web app works in any modern browser, on Linux too: open drime.cloud and sign in. You can upload, download, share and use every web tool, including the Vault.

Use rclone. It runs on Linux and most server environments, and has an official Drime backend from rclone 1.73. You can copy and sync folders, script backups or run them on a schedule. See Rclone, Drime CLI and WebDAV.

For versioned backups of a computer, Duplicati also runs on Linux and has a built-in Drime Cloud destination. See Back up your computer to Drime with Duplicati.

To back up a Synology NAS, see Back up a Synology NAS to Drime with rclone.

rclone can mount a remote as a folder, and the Drime blog mentions it for Drime. Keep the limits of the Drime backend in mind: no checksums and no settable modification times. See rclone errors, checksums and modification times.

Not yet. WebDAV is planned, with no release date. Until then, use rclone.

The Drime roadmap lists a Drime CLI, released in November 2025. For scripts and servers today, rclone is the documented way.

An API token, created in Settings > Developers. It replaces your password for these tools, and you can revoke it at any time. See Create an API token.