Built to move files, then disappear.
No accounts to create, nothing to remember, nothing left behind. Here's exactly what happens when you drop a file.
Instant anonymous session
The moment you land here, an anonymous account is created behind the scenes and remembered in a private browser cookie for over a year. No email, no password — you're already signed in, and your uploads stay tied only to this browser.
Up to 2GB, any file type
Video, RAWs, ZIPs, project files, ISOs — whatever it is, it streams straight to disk. Bytes are stored exactly as uploaded and served back byte-for-byte, so images, audio, and video keep full original quality after download. Nothing is re-encoded, resized, or compressed.
24 hour auto-delete
Every file gets a hard expiry the instant it's uploaded. A background sweep checks every 60 seconds and permanently removes anything past its time — from disk and from the database. There's no recovery after that; it's gone by design.
Burn after download
Need something to exist for exactly one viewing? Toggle "self-destruct after first download" before uploading. The moment the file is fully fetched once, it's deleted immediately — even if the 24 hour window hasn't passed yet.
Built for developers
Every file gets a ready-made cURL command, a direct raw link, and — for images — instant Markdown/HTML embed snippets. Upload straight from a terminal with a single curl -F call; no API key required.
QR handoff
Every share link ships with a scannable QR code, generated on the fly. Point your phone camera at the screen and the download starts — ideal for pulling footage or exports off a desktop mid-edit.
That's the whole system.
No dashboards, no plans, no tracking pixels. Just a link that works today and is gone tomorrow.
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