You can download and install Nextcloud on your own Linux server, use the Web Installer to install it on shared Web hosting, try some prefab cloud or virtual machine images, or sign up for hosted Nextcloud services. See the Get Started page for more information.

The below are the currently maintained versions of Nextcloud Server.

Nextcloud 35¶

This documents the upcoming version of Nextcloud (not released).

• User Manual (PDF, ePub)
• Administration Manual (PDF, ePub)
• Developer Manual (ePub)

Nextcloud 34¶

This documents the latest stable version of Nextcloud.

• User Manual (PDF, ePub)
• Administration Manual (PDF, ePub)
• Developer Manual (ePub)

Nextcloud 33¶

This documents the previous stable (still supported) version of Nextcloud.

• User Manual (PDF, ePub)
• Administration Manual (PDF, ePub)
• Developer Manual (ePub)

Nextcloud 32¶

This documents the last supported stable version of Nextcloud.

• User Manual (PDF, ePub)
• Administration Manual (PDF, ePub)
• Developer Manual (ePub)

Nextcloud Desktop Client¶

Once you have a Nextcloud Server running, you can connect to it with various clients like our mobile and desktop client. Find documentation for the desktop client below.

• User Manual
• Administration Manual
• Developer Manual

Older Nextcloud Server releases¶

This documents the older versions of Nextcloud. These releases are no longer publicly maintained and users are strongly encouraged to upgrade to a maintained release or get access to long term security and stability updates with Nextcloud Enterprise.