Get Contuitive running on your Synology NAS with Container Manager (Docker). Using another NAS or a PC? See Compatibility.
Contuitive runs as a Docker container on your Synology NAS. If you already have Container Manager (or Docker on older DSM versions) installed, you may skip this section.
http://192.168.1.6:5000).Once Container Manager is running, you need to download the official Contuitive image (contuitive/dms).
contuitive/dms and press Enter.latest for the most stable version and click Select.This step configures how Contuitive interacts with your NAS hardware and stores data permanently.
Keep the default network (typically bridge) and click Next.
Enter a name like contuitive-dms-instance.
Map an available Local Port (e.g., 3000) to the Container Port 3000.
Note: If port 3000 is already in use by another app on your NAS, choose an alternative like 3001.
To ensure your documents and configurations are saved permanently on your NAS:
/docker/Contuitive-DMS-Data) to keep your data organized and select it./datahttp://[YOUR-NAS-IP]:3000 (adjust the port if you customized it).Upon first login, the system will prompt you to create a new, secure Admin ID and Password. Once updated, log back in and select Activate Trial or enter your License Key — founding customers receive one with their invitation.
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