Files for your organization.A link for everyone else.
Keep your files on the account that already runs your mail, and trade files with anyone outside it through a link — without ever letting them in.
- The largest single file you can upload
- 100 GB
- Accounts anyone needs to send you files, or to download yours
- 0
- Files in one folder download, zipped as it streams
- 10,000
- Bits of randomness in every link, so none can be found by guessing
- ~70
A shared drive that behaves like one.
Files belong to the organization, not to whoever uploaded them — somebody leaving takes their sign-in with them, and leaves the contract folder behind.
Big files, sent properly
Up to 100 GB a file, straight to storage in parts. A failed part retries on its own.
Folders that behave
Drag a file over a folder and it opens to take it.
Undo, every time
Move, copy, rename or trash — and change your mind straight after.
A folder in one download
Any folder as one zip, structure intact, up to 10,000 files.
One click away
Star what you keep coming back to. It sits in the sidebar.
Found by name
One field searches every folder in the organization by name.
- Upload a whole folder, tree intact
- Your own order, kept when you drag
- Thumbnails made in the background
- Same sign-in as your mail
Collect files from anyone, without letting them in.
Send a link. They drop files on a page — no account, no app — and everything lands in the one folder you chose. They never see anything else.
3 steps. Choose one to see it.
- No account needed to upload
- Checked again on our side, by the file's bytes
- Close or reopen it any time
Big files, with a link that knows when to stop.
A link to a copy of your files that expires on time, counts its downloads, and can be switched off at once.
3 steps. Choose one to see it.
Links nobody can guess.
Every public link is built to be shared by email and read aloud — and to stay shut for anyone who was not sent it.
Unguessable links
Twelve characters with the lookalikes removed — about 70 bits, so links cannot be found by trying them in order.
Hashed codes, limited tries
Codes are stored hashed with scrypt, and tries are limited, so a leaked table hands nobody a code.
Relock in one step
The right code unlocks a link for twelve hours. Change it, and everyone is locked out again.
Checked on our side
Kinds, sizes and counts are enforced on the server and read from the file's bytes, not its name.
What it does not do yet.
Named now, so you do not find them later.
No per-person permissions
Every member of the organization sees every file; sharing with named people is not wired up yet.
No virus scan on uploads
Mail attachments are scanned for malware; Drive uploads are not, yet.
No email in or out
You are not emailed when files arrive, and a request cannot take files by email yet.
No restore from Trash
Deleting comes with an undo, but restoring from Trash later is not built yet.
Previews are images only
Images open in the browser; PDFs, video and documents open by downloading.
No sync, versions or full-text search
No desktop sync app and no version history. Search matches names, not contents.