A LITTLE SPACE. A LITTLE SIMPLER.

Your files.
Easily shared.

Save it here. Share a link. They won’t need an account.

Your files

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Private by default
Refreshing your workspace…

Make room for something.

Start with a file. Set its stay.

File retention

Format-checked before storage. No antivirus guarantee.

Your everyday files, privately kept. PDF, PNG, JPG and text, up to 4 MB each. Files must pass format checks before storage. This preview has no antivirus scanner.

Yours, first.

Private files. Intentional sharing.

For a moment. Or a while.

Give every file the right amount of time.

Share with a little control.

Expiring links you can revoke anytime.

mini cloud. A little lighter.

A LITTLE ROOM FOR MORE

Add to your cloud.

Choose where to start.

Files up to 4 MB. Choosing a file keeps it on your device until you upload.

SHARING, SIMPLIFIED

Share

Anyone with this link

No Google, iCloud or Mini Cloud account needed.

YOUR MINI CLOUD LINK

Ready to share.

YOUR MINI CLOUD ACCOUNT

Welcome to your cloud.

Sign in to pick up where you left off.

KEEP IT SIMPLE

A few file details.

This file stays until you delete it while your account and the preview remain active. Existing link expiries do not change.

DEVELOPMENT PREVIEW

A cloud worth trusting takes care.

This restricted preview uses real private storage and accounts. PDFs, still images and UTF-8 text are checked before private storage. Files download as attachments; active documents are rejected.

Early preview limits

50 files and 32 MB per account. PDF, PNG, JPG and text, 4 MB per file. Shared app capacity is 128 MB. Temporary files expire after 7 days; ongoing files last until owner deletion while the account and preview remain active. No permanence guarantee.

New uploads and account/file metadata are stored privately in the dedicated Neon database. Earlier Blob files are preserved. No analytics or public file indexing. Hosting providers may process routine request logs. Format checks cannot guarantee a file is free from malware. Share only with people you trust. Deleted object bytes may remain in provider backups under their policies.