Your files, your server.
Upload anything, keep it in folders that make sense to you, and send anyone a link when you want them to have a copy. Put a password on the link, give it an expiry date, or cap how many times it can be downloaded.
Everything a file service has to do
No half-finished corners. These are the parts you would notice were missing.
Uploads that survive
Files go up in chunks, straight from your browser to storage. Lose your connection halfway through a two-gigabyte video and it carries on from the last chunk that arrived, rather than starting again.
Folders, and a search that finds things
Nest folders as deep as you need, move and rename them, star the ones you keep coming back to, and search across everything by name or type.
A trash that means it
Deleting moves a file to the trash and leaves it there for 30 days, where you can put it back. Nothing vanishes the moment you click.
Links you stay in control of
Share a file or a whole folder. Add a password, set an expiry date, cap the number of downloads, or turn the link into a drop box that other people upload into. Revoke any of it later.
Look before you download
Images, video, audio, PDFs, text and code open in the browser. You do not have to download a file to find out whether it is the right one.
On your phone too
An Android and iOS app comes with this service, signing in to the same account and showing the same files. No separate purchase, no second password.
Where your files actually live
Everything you upload is stored in S3-compatible object storage — Cloudflare R2, Amazon S3, Backblaze B2 or whichever provider this server is pointed at. It is durable storage built for exactly this, not a folder on a web server.
Uploads go from your browser straight to that storage, and downloads come straight back from it, so your files are not copied through anything on the way. The links that reach them are signed and expire shortly after they are issued; nothing is left sitting at a public address.
Plans
Pick the amount of storage you need. The pricing page compares them line by line.
Free
On sign-upEnough to try the service properly, with no card and no expiry.
Free
5 GB
of storage, files up to 1 GB
- Share links
Personal
For one person with a real library of files.
$5per month
100 GB
of storage, files up to 2 GB
- Share links
- Password-protected links
- API access
Payments are not set up on this site yet
Professional
For client delivery, with the whole API and priority support.
$15per month
1 TB
of storage, files up to 2.1 GB
- Share links
- Password-protected links
- API access
- Priority support
Payments are not set up on this site yet
Questions people ask
What happens when I run out of space?
Uploads pause, and that is all. Nothing is deleted, and downloading, sharing and deleting all keep working exactly as before.
Free up some room or move to a larger plan and uploading starts again immediately.
Does the person I send a link to need an account?
No. A share link opens straight to the file, with a download button and nothing else — no sign-up wall, no app to install.
If you put a password on the link, they will be asked for that, and nothing about the file is shown until they enter it.
Can I get a file back after deleting it?
Yes, for 30 days. Deleting moves a file to the trash, and you can restore it from there. After 30 days it is removed permanently.
How large a file can I upload?
That depends on the plan — each one lists its own limit, and you can see them on the pricing page.
Large files upload in chunks, so size is a matter of patience rather than a single fragile transfer.
Is there a mobile app?
Yes, for Android and iOS. You sign in with the same account and see the same files.
Plans and payment are handled here on the web rather than in the app.
Who can see what I store?
You, and anybody you deliberately give a link to. Links can be password-protected, given an expiry date, limited to a number of downloads, and revoked at any time.
Whoever runs this server administers the storage behind it, as is true of any service you do not host yourself.
Put your files somewhere you can find them
Start on the free plan. No card, no trial clock.