UGREEN NAS Download

Download the Windows desktop client from this page if you want to manage your UGREEN NAS from a PC.

App Downloads is for phone, desktop, and TV clients. The Download Center is for firmware, clients, applications, documents, drivers, and UPS firmware by model.

Yes. UGREEN NAS provides a macOS client for Mac users. Use it to access and manage your NAS from macOS. If you are setting up NAS access on a Mac for the first time, download the macOS client first, then make sure your Mac and NAS are on the same local network during setup. For other setup paths, including Finder SMB access, direct Ethernet, and NFS, see the ways to connect UGREEN NAS to Mac.

Yes. Download the UGREEN NAS app from the App Store for iPhone or iPad. The app supports iOS 15.0 and above.

Yes. If the UGREEN NAS app is not available in your region’s Google Play Store, you can download the Android APK from this page. For normal Android phone users, Google Play is still the preferred option when available.

No. UGREEN currently does not offer a dedicated Linux desktop app. You can download UGREEN NAS apps for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Apple TV, and Android TV. Linux users can still access their NAS through browser access or network file sharing.

After setup, use App Center inside UGOS Pro to manage supported NAS apps. Common app categories include file management, backup and sync, media tools, storage management, and system utilities. Advanced apps such as Docker or virtual machines depend on your NAS model. For broader app ideas, read top NAS apps to maximize performance.

Use the UGREEN NAS app or desktop client for setup and daily management. Use find.ugnas.com when you need to discover a NAS on your local network. Use web login or UGREENlink for browser-based access after setup; for remote access details, see Set Up Remote Access for Your UGREEN NAS.

Confirm the NAS and your phone are on the same LAN, and that the NAS is connected via Ethernet to your router. If you’re using a direct Ethernet connection (computer ↔ NAS), discovery via find.ugnas.com can fail due to routing/DNS.

If the NAS still isn’t detected after checking the network path, follow this guide to troubleshoot the “NAS no device found” error step by step. It covers other common causes of discovery failure, including browser, router, and local network issues that can prevent find.ugnas.com from locating your device.

The app requests Local Network access (to find your NAS), Photos/Gallery (for auto-backup), and Camera (for QR code binding). We do not access your data without these specific functions being activated by you.