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Proton Drive SDK is Proton’s dedicated SDK repository intended to provide reusable client libraries for integrating Proton Drive capabilities into other applications, with an initial focus on a JavaScript SDK and plans for a C# SDK. The repository is explicitly labeled as a work in progress and notes that it is not ready for use yet, which signals that public APIs and stability guarantees should not be assumed at this stage.

Proton Drive for Windows is Proton’s official Windows desktop client repository, implemented as a native Windows application with a C# codebase and supporting assets, installer tooling, and solution-level project organization. The repository is positioned primarily as source transparency for the official app distributed through Proton, with distribution guidance pointing users to download stable releases from Proton’s official channels rather than relying on GitHub releases. ...

...It is built using Xcode and an Xcode workspace, with setup steps that walk through provisioning profiles for multiple targets, which is typical for macOS apps that include extensions and background components. The repository includes practical debugging guidance for attaching to the File Provider process, acknowledging real-world complexity in extension debugging and system integration.

Proton Drive for iOS is the official iPhone and iPad client repository for Proton’s end-to-end encrypted cloud storage service, intended to securely back up and share files within the Proton ecosystem. The project is built around Apple’s native toolchain and is designed to be opened as an Xcode workspace, reflecting a production-grade iOS app structure with standard signing and provisioning requirements.

Proton Drive for Android is Proton’s official Android client codebase for accessing Proton Drive from phones and tablets, built as a full native Android application that you can compile and run in Android Studio or from the command line. The repository is structured like a typical production Android app with a Gradle-driven build, and its setup guidance emphasizes straightforward local development workflows as well as headless builds for CI-style environments. It is designed to plug into Proton Drive’s broader ecosystem so users can manage their cloud-stored files from an Android interface while keeping the client implementation transparent and reviewable as open source. ...

An experimental cloud storage service built with Next.js, featuring client-side file encryption, a dedicated password vault, advanced integrity verification functionality, and a convenient UI. Lakhash is also equipped with the password vault. Check it out at https://lakhash.netlify.app GitHub repository: https://github.com/Northstrix/Lakhash Codeberg repository: https://codeberg.org/Northstrix/Lakhash/ The related Medium article can be found at https://medium.com/@Northstrix/2be1c60ec6e8