ThesisDrive is built to make Zotero file syncing feel straightforward. Instead of asking researchers to piece together a separate WebDAV host, special passwords, and storage settings, ThesisDrive gives you a single account flow and a WebDAV-ready endpoint built for Zotero.
The exact menu labels vary a bit by device, but the fields you need are the same: your Zotero account for data sync, and your ThesisDrive WebDAV credentials for attachment file sync.
Start on macOS or Windows first. If you try to start the WebDAV connection from the mobile app before desktop setup is complete, it will not work. After the first successful WebDAV login on macOS or Windows, the iPhone, iPad, and Android apps should work normally with the same ThesisDrive settings.
Use your normal zotero.org account for library data sync.
In attachment syncing, select WebDAV for your personal library files.
Copy your WebDAV URL, ThesisDrive email, and password from your account.
Zotero → Settings, then go to Sync.Sync screen, find attachment syncing for your personal library and choose WebDAV instead of Zotero storage.https://dav.thesisdrive.orgVerify Server. Zotero will automatically create the /zotero folder.Edit → Settings, then go to Sync.Sync screen, find attachment syncing for your personal library and choose WebDAV instead of Zotero storage.https://dav.thesisdrive.orgVerify Server. Zotero will automatically create the /zotero folder.WebDAV for attachment syncing.https://dav.thesisdrive.org/zotero folder during desktop verification.WebDAV for attachment syncing.https://dav.thesisdrive.org/zotero folder during desktop verification.ThesisDrive is intended for Zotero attachment file syncing over WebDAV. Zotero’s own documentation says group-library file syncing is only supported via Zotero storage, while WebDAV works for personal libraries.
These cards load from the live ThesisDrive tier settings, so they match what is currently configured in the service.