InfiniDysk is a self-hosted WebDAV server and the new identity of the NzbDAV SuperFork. It mounts NZB files as a browsable virtual filesystem, allowing users to access and stream media directly from Usenet without first downloading complete files to disk. Its WebDAV support lets media players and tools such as Plex, Jellyfin, and rclone connect to the mounted library, while streaming features include seeking within video files and optional NNTP pipelining.

For media library automation, InfiniDysk provides a SABnzbd-compatible API that works with Sonarr, Radarr, and similar applications as a download-client alternative. Users can choose symlink or STRM import strategies and configure multiple Usenet providers with routing, data caps, and automatic failover. The software is distributed as a Docker image and includes documentation for setup, configuration, migration, operations, and integrations. InfiniDysk is also available as a supported core module in Debrid Unlimited Media Bridge (DUMB). The project is open source under the MIT License, with its documentation, releases, and community support available online.