Foldra pocket server starts at $89, with a 480 × 480-pixel touchscreen

Foldra is a pocket-sized wireless storage device designed to store and share files without relying on conventional cloud services or internet access. TechRadar describes it as the world’s smallest wireless server.

The device creates a private Wi-Fi network so nearby phones, tablets and computers can access its files through a web browser. Users can also transfer files over USB-C, which lets Foldra work as a removable drive. It returns to wireless operation when disconnected from a computer.

Its 480 × 480-pixel AMOLED touchscreen provides controls for browsing files, checking storage and managing connections. A microSD slot supports cards up to 1TB. The hardware includes an ESP32-S3R8 processor, 8MB of PSRAM and 16MB of flash memory, plus a rechargeable battery. Foldra also includes more than 15 applications for tasks such as viewing photos, playing WAV audio, watching MJPEG video, taking notes and using a focus timer. Security options include PIN protection and movement-triggered locking, depending on settings.

The standard edition is listed at $89; the Maker Edition costs $139, the Signature Edition $179, and a three-device package $249. The campaign also lists limited offers: $89 for 50 early-bird units, $99 for the standard edition and $79 for a founders’ offer during the first 48 hours.

According to the campaign timeline, component purchasing is scheduled for December 2026, production and quality checks for January and February 2027, and estimated deliveries for March. TechRadar reported that the campaign had raised $47,970 from 347 backers, exceeding its $5,000 goal with 12 days remaining. These are campaign claims and estimates.