Cross-platform GUI for managing RClone remotes with style.
Built with Angular + Tauri · Cross-platform support
RClone Manager is a cross-platform GUI application to help users manage RClone remotes with a modern interface.
⚠️ Actively developed – Expect frequent updates and improvements.
💡 A unique mix of GTK styling, Angular Material, and FontAwesome, creating a minimalist yet modern look.
💻 Desktop
📱 Mobile
Both light and dark modes are shown with a diagonal split for visual comparison.
- 🎨 User-Friendly Theme – Enjoy a clean, intuitive interface designed for ease of use, making remote management accessible for everyone.
- 🛠 Remote Management – Add, edit, and delete remotes easily.
- 🔐 OAuth Support – Authenticate with popular providers effortlessly.
- ☁️ Supported Remotes – Nearly all Rclone remotes are supported, including:
- Google Drive
- Dropbox
- OneDrive
- S3-compatible services
- And many more!
- ⚙️ Advanced VFS Options – Tune caching, read sizes, and other performance options.
- 🖥 Tray Icon Support – Quick access to your remotes from the system tray.
- 🌗 Light & Dark Modes – GTK-inspired themes with a modern, responsive layout.
- 🧪 Cross-Platform Architecture – Tauri + Angular. Cross-platform support for Linux, Windows, and macOS.
- Frontend: Angular + Angular Material + FontAwesome
- Backend: Tauri (Rust)
- Styling: GTK-inspired custom theming
👉 Get the latest release from:
Make sure you have the following installed:
- RClone: Required for remote management.
- Fuse: Needed for mounting remotes on Linux/macOS.
- WinFsp: Needed for mounting remotes on Windows.
- Node.js: Required for Angular development and running the frontend.
- Rust: Required for Tauri (backend) development.
- Cargo: Rust’s package manager, required for Tauri.
# Clone from GitHub
git clone https://github.com/Hakanbaban53/rclone-manager.git
cd rclone-manager
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Run the app
npm run tauri devng serve — the app depends on Tauri APIs.
npm run tauri buildKnown bugs and technical limitations are tracked in two places:
- 📄 See ISSUES.md for detailed explanations of platform-specific issues (e.g. Windows terminal flash)
- 📌 Visit our GitHub Project Board for open bugs and upcoming fixes
We organize development on GitHub Projects — including features, bugs, and long-term goals.
The board includes:
- 🔜 Short-Term Goals (UI improvements, packaging, sync/copy GUI)
- 🚀 Long-Term Features (mobile support, performance, localization)
- 🧩 Open Tasks & Suggestions from the community
- 🐛 Known Issues & Workarounds not yet fixed
🧠 Want to follow progress or help shape direction? Watch the board and leave your ideas!
We welcome contributors of all experience levels! You can help by:
- 🐛 Reporting bugs & submitting suggestions in GitHub Issues
- 🛠️ Submitting pull requests — see the CONTRIBUTING.md guide (coming soon)
Licensed under the GNU GPLv3.
Reach out via GitHub Issues — we’d love your feedback!