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Nextcloud iOS app: a mobile client for Nextcloud, the self-hosted cloud for files, sync and collaboration, letting you access your server files from an iPhone or iPad.

ApplicationCategory: Mobile Apps · Notes & productivity · Tools & terminalsOpen sourcedata checked Oct 15, 2026

Overview

Nextcloud is a self-hosted cloud platform for storing and sharing files, and this official iOS app brings that server to iPhone and iPad. It lets you browse, upload, download and manage files stored on your own Nextcloud instance, so your data stays under your control rather than with a third-party cloud provider. The app is aimed at existing Nextcloud users and administrators who want their files available on mobile devices. It is distributed through the Apple App Store, and the project also offers a TestFlight beta channel for trying the latest development builds. Developers can build it from source in Xcode, which requires a Firebase configuration file for the project setup. The code is licensed under GPLv3 with an Apple App Store exception. Contributors can help through the Nextcloud forum, Transifex translations, and GitHub issues and pull requests. Server-side problems should be reported to the Nextcloud server project rather than this repository. The repository's README does not state features beyond file browsing and management, so those are the capabilities described here.
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PlatformStatusArchitectureEvidenceConfidence
AndroidUnknown———
iOSCompatible—Declared on the card—

Releases

checked Oct 29, 2026
v35.2.2LatestOct 29, 2026Official source ↗

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Quality profile

algorithm quality-v1.0 · assessed Oct 15, 2026
Quality Score90
Risk Score0
Confidence 1.00
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Maintenance · 2020
last activity 0 days ago
Documentation · 1515
README 6129 chars, description present
Ready to use · 156
install instructions: no; releases: yes
Metadata · 1010
4/4 of description, homepage, license, topics
Releases · 1010
10 release(s), latest 8 days ago
Category confidence · 1010
classifier confidence 1
Adoption · 109
2521 stars (log-dampened, 10k = max)
License clarity · 55
SPDX GPL-3.0
Community · 55
issues enabled, 1039 forks

License

GPL-3.0
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github.com/nextcloud/iosPrimary★ 2,521 starslast activity Oct 15, 2026Primary repository · Confidence 1.00

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From nextcloud/ios · license GPL-3.0 · fetched Oct 29, 2026

Nextcloud iOS app

[Releases] [Build] [SwiftLint] [irc]

Check out https://nextcloud.com and follow us on twitter.com/nextclouders

How to contribute

If you want to contribute to Nextcloud, you are very welcome:

Contribution Guidelines & License

GPLv3 with Apple app store exception.

Nextcloud doesn't require a CLA (Contributor License Agreement). The copyright belongs to all the individual contributors. Therefore we recommend that every contributor adds following line to the header of a file, if they changed it substantially:

@copyright Copyright (c) <year>, <your name> (<your email address>)

Please read the Code of Conduct. This document offers some guidance to ensure Nextcloud participants can cooperate effectively in a positive and inspiring atmosphere, and to explain how together we can strengthen and support each other.

More information how to contribute: https://nextcloud.com/contribute/

Start contributing

You can start by forking this repository and creating pull requests on the develop branch. Maybe start working on starter issues.

Easy starting points are also reviewing pull requests

Xcode 26.1 Project Setup

Dependencies

In order to build the project in Xcode you will also need a file GoogleService-Info.plist at the root of the repository which contains the Firebase configuration. For development work you can use a mock version found here.

Creating Pull requests

DCO Signoff

Nextcloud enforces the Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO) on Pull Requests. It requires your commit messages to contain a Signed-off-by line with an email address that matches your GitHub account.

How to Sign off

The DCO is a way for contributors to certify that they wrote or otherwise have the right to submit the code they are contributing by adding a Signed-off-by line to commit messages.

My Commit message

Signed-off-by: Random Contributor <random@contributor.dev>

Git even has a -s | --signoff command line option to append this to your commit messages automatically.

Support

If you need assistance or want to ask a question about the iOS app, you are welcome to ask for support in our Forums. If you have found a bug, feel free to open a new Issue on GitHub. Keep in mind, that this repository only manages the iOS app. If you find bugs or have problems with the server/backend, you should ask the Nextcloud server team for help!

TestFlight

Do you want to try the latest version in development of Nextcloud iOS ? Simple, follow this simple step

Apple TestFlight

Testing

Note: If a unit or integration test exclusively uses and tests NextcloudKit functions and components, then add that test to the NextcloudKit project instead. NextcloudKit is used in many other projects as an API, and it's better if such tests are located there.

Unit Tests

There are currently no prerequisites for unit testing. Mock everything which is not needed.

Integration Tests

In TestConstants.swift you must specify your credentials for the server you want to test against. For locally running tests and in the GitHub actions we use this shallow CI server image. Due to technical constraints the GitHub actions rely on a bare metal installation of Nextcloud on the runner in difference to local tests which can leverage much cleaner and reliable Docker containers.

Currently, you still need to launch the server manually once before running any tests locally. This project comes with a convenience script to do so, see or run Tests/Server.sh. Please familiarize yourself with its content before running it to avoid unintended removal of a container named like in the script.

The same instance is reused for all tests. A long term goal is to automatically create and discard container per test to ensure maximum test isolation and a clean test environment. Note that plain HTTP is used in this case to circumvent certificate issues and simplify the sign-in flow in automation.

UI Tests

UI tests also require a Nextcloud server to test against just like integration tests. Important: Additionally, UI tests assume your test device (regardless whether physical or Simulator) is set to US English. This is required because in some parts of the user interface the automation has no other choice than to rely on localized texts for control.

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