FlyGo
Turn a Windows PC into a full NAS server — files, movies, photos, sync, remote access and containers, all in one dashboard.
Don't Throw That Old PC Away
No new hardware, no Linux adventure — one Windows PC becomes a complete NAS.
- Zero extra hardware — no boutique NAS, no new build; an idle Windows PC steps up.
- Complete NAS features — file management, movie library, photo backup, multi-device sync, remote access, nothing missing.
- Keeps the Windows ecosystem — no Linux migration; existing software, drivers and peripherals keep working.
- The browser is the console — everything is managed from one web panel, no commands to memorize, no remote desktop.
Open the Browser — That's the Server Room
Quick actions, housekeeper components, service status — a mirror of the whole NAS.
The overview page condenses daily operations into one row of buttons: copy entry, night mode, reboot, safe eject of external drives — one click each.
- Housekeeper components — start and stop webcli, Syncthing, Homepage and other core components, with live status.
- Service status wall — 26 services: which are up, which are down, whether port mapping is right — one glance.
- External drive protection — safe eject, and the sync scheduler only runs while the external drive is online, so no data is lost.
Self-Hosted Essentials, Out of the Box
A NAS is more than file sharing — movies, photos, passwords and automation, the whole suite in one go.
- Movies & photos — Jellyfin for watching, Immich for photo backup, MeTube for video downloads.
- Files & cloud drives — alist aggregates cloud drives, local file management, WebDAV access anywhere.
- Productivity & security — Vaultwarden for passwords, AdGuard for ad blocking, Uptime Kuma for monitoring.
- Automation & development — n8n workflows, code-server (VS Code in the browser), qinglong cron jobs.
- Unified container management — Portainer manages containers; start, stop and rebuild all in the panel.
Jellyfin
Immich
Vaultwarden
AdGuard
alist
n8n
code-server
Portainer
Stirling PDF
Data at Home, Reachable Anywhere
Sync, mesh networking, mobile access — away from home, your data is still at hand.
- Multi-device sync — Syncthing syncs files directly between devices, no third-party cloud in between.
- Mesh networking — Tailscale connects home and remote devices into one network, direct connection everywhere.
- Mobile access — photos and files from the phone flow into the NAS automatically; backup you never think about.
- Access control — who sees what, and from where — written down and enforced.
An old machine can still serve — engineering is about getting full value from what you already have
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