File storage, signed and private.
Upload images, video, and files to private buckets and hand out signed URLs — no S3 account required.
Buckets stay locked down until you say otherwise. Share with signed URLs.
Images, video, uploads — stored right beside the project that uses them.
Storage comes with the project. One console, one bill.
Private until you decide otherwise
Files stay locked down by default. When you want to share one, hand out a link that works for as long as you say — and no longer.
Locked by default — Nothing is public unless you make it so.
Share with a link — Give out a signed link that expires on your terms.
Any file, right beside your app
Images, video, PDFs, uploads from your users — all stored with the project that uses them, no separate account to set up.
Images to video — Whatever your app needs to store, it stores.
One console, one bill — No AWS account, no IAM policies. It comes with the project.
What you'd build with it
The kind of problem Storage is there to solve.
Your app lets someone upload an avatar; it’s stored privately and served back with a signed link — no S3 account in sight.
A receipt photo in an expense app, a progress pic in a fitness app — stored beside the project that uses them.
Hand a user a link to their exported PDF that works for an hour and then quietly stops.
No AWS console, no IAM policies. Uploads work the moment the project exists.
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