Personal Storage · Private Cloud

Fully Controlled · Secure · Access Anytime

Turn Your Mac or Windows PC into a NAS

No Virtual Machines. Native by Design.

Mobilink runs natively on macOS and Windows,
with no virtual machines, no OS replacement,
and no extra virtualization layers.

One computer. One app. Your private cloud.

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Why “No VM” Truly Matters

Most NAS solutions on desktop systems begin by:

  • Installing virtual machines

  • Running Linux-based environments

  • Bypassing native OS security models

This does not improve reliability.
It increases complexity and long-term risk.

The real cost of virtualization:

  • Continuous CPU and memory overhead

  • Instability after OS updates or policy changes

  • Complex storage layers and recovery challenges

Mobilink avoids all of this.


A Truly Native NAS Approach

Mobilink does not run a NAS inside your system.
It runs as a native application on macOS and Windows.

  • Fully aligned with native security and permission models

  • Direct access to system storage and networking

  • No virtualization, no OS compromise

Designed for long-term stability, not temporary setups.


Comparison: How NAS Should Work on Desktop Systems

Solution Setup System Risk Resource Usage
VM-based NAS High High High
OS Replacement Very High Very High Medium
Public Cloud Low Limited control Subscription
Mobilink (Native) Minimal None Low

Install the app. Start the service. Use it.


What You Can Do with Mobilink

  • Turn any Mac or Windows PC into a NAS

  • Build a private cloud on existing hardware

  • Securely access and transfer files across devices

  • Replace opaque public cloud storage

No Linux. No virtualization. No complexity.


Built For

Everyday Users
Who want NAS without breaking their system

Creators & Technical Teams
Who need a stable, always-on private storage node

Privacy-Focused Individuals & Organizations
Who require full data ownership


In One Sentence

Mobilink doesn’t run a NAS on your computer.
It turns your computer into the NAS.