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/// Collaboration
Send a file. Collect a file. No credentials, ever.
Secure, expiring, revocable links to share objects — and file-request links to collect uploads straight into your bucket. No accounts, no leaked keys, no public buckets. The part of Dropbox everyone actually uses, on the storage you already own.
Start for freeOne link to send. One link to collect. No account on the other end.
/// How it works
Pick a file — or a folder
From the file browser, create a share link for an object, or a file-request link for a folder.
Get a secure link
Choose an expiry and (on Pro) a password. Copy the link — it’s a plain URL you can text or email to anyone.
They download or upload
The recipient clicks and downloads, or drops files in — with no account and no access to anything else in your storage.
Share links, done right
Turn any object into a clean, shareable link. The recipient just clicks and downloads — no AWS account, no credentials, no console.
Collect files from anyone
A “file request” link is a mail-slot on your bucket. People drop files straight into your storage; they never sign in or see anything else.
Expiry you control
Links live for an hour, a week, a month, or forever — your call. Every click mints a fresh short-lived URL behind the scenes.
Password protection
Add a password to any link. It’s verified server-side and hashed with bcrypt — never stored in plain text.
Revoke instantly
One click kills a link immediately — even before it expires. See downloads and uploads per link in one place.
On your own storage
Files never leave your buckets and never route through us. It works the same across all 50+ cloud providers.
/// Without Storafleet
Today, sharing a bucket file means one of three bad options.
- Hand someone your AWS keys — now they can see and delete everything
- Make the whole bucket public — the classic data-leak headline
- Round-trip the file through WeTransfer or Dropbox — size caps, extra cost, your data elsewhere
- Fumble a raw presigned URL in the CLI, per object, that you can’t revoke
- No way at all to let an outsider upload without provisioning an account
/// With Storafleet
One secure link. Nothing leaked, nothing public, nothing leaves your storage.
- A clean link that opens one file — nothing else is reachable
- Expiry, optional password, and one-click revoke on every link
- File-request links so anyone can upload into a folder, no account needed
- Files flow straight to your bucket — never through us, never public
- Every download and upload logged in your activity trail
/// When you'll use this
Sending a client their deliverable
The final render is a 4 GB file sitting in your R2 bucket. Instead of making the bucket public or wrestling with the AWS console, you click Share, set a 7-day expiry and a password, and text the link. They download it in one click.
Key featureExpiring, password-protected share link
Collecting raw footage from a shoot
A freelancer has 40 GB of footage to send you. You create a file-request link scoped to a folder and send it over. They drag the files in from their browser — straight into your Wasabi bucket — without ever getting your keys.
Key featureFile-request (collect) link, direct to bucket
Gathering assets from five clients
Each client needs to send you brand assets. You make one collect link per client folder. No new logins to provision, no credentials to rotate, and every upload is logged in your activity trail.
Key featurePer-folder collect links + audit trail
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