Hi everyone!
I built ScsDriver, a lightweight Windows tool that lets you mount WebDAV and NAS remote storage as local drive letters.
Why I built this
Existing tools like NetDrive, RaiDrive, and Mountain Duck are either too expensive, bloated with features I don't need, or lock the "real drive letter" experience behind premium pricing.
I just wanted a simple, clean way to access my NAS and cloud storage as if they were local drives on Windows.
Key features
- Mount unlimited WebDAV/NAS servers as real drive letters
- Auto-reconnect on startup
- HTTPS encryption for secure connections
- No ads, clean interface — no bloatware
- No limits on number of mounts
- Available in English and Chinese
Pricing
- $5.50 one-time for a lifetime license (7-day free trial). Right now the site is running a launch special: one year's price, bought out forever.
That's a one-time price instead of a subscription, and less than NetDrive ($19.90/year) or Mountain Duck ($49).
Who is this for?
- Developers who need quick access to remote files
- NAS users who want a native drive experience
- Anyone tired of clunky WebDAV clients
Feedback welcome!
Website: https://drive.scsoi.com
Top comments (1)
Quick update from the author: there's a $5.5 lifetime deal running right now (was $9.99). If you want to test the kernel-mode mount without committing, the free tier is enough for one WebDAV endpoint. Happy to answer questions about specific NAS vendors or WebDAV quirks in the comments.