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Files, handled like they matter.

Direct-to-cloud uploads, automatic derivatives, definable upload policies, and downloads that check whether you're actually allowed the file. Your server never spends a cycle shifting bytes.

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Media library
Media albums & gated downloads

What it solves

Media starts simple and becomes the problem. Someone uploads a 40MB photograph. A gated PDF turns out to be reachable by anyone with the link. A new image size is needed and nobody can face regenerating ten thousand old ones. Each is avoidable with the right structure from the start.

What's in it

5 capabilities, in the order people ask about them.

Definable upload policies

Set what's allowed, per context: file types, maximum size, image dimensions, and which derivative sizes get produced.
Rules are enforced before a file is accepted, not discovered afterwards.

Polymorphic attachments with roles

Attach media to anything, in named roles — a product's gallery versus its data sheet, a case's evidence versus its correspondence.
Which means “show me this product's main image” is a defined thing, not a convention someone has to remember.

Direct-to-cloud upload

Files go straight from the browser to cloud storage. The application server never handles the transfer, so a large upload can't slow anything else down.

Derivatives

Resized and optimised versions generated automatically on upload.
Bulk regeneration: change a policy — add a new size — and existing images are reprocessed as a background job, with no service interruption.

Private files and controlled download

Albums group media and can be gated as a set — a members-only gallery, an early-access download.

A restricted file is served through an authorisation check, not hidden behind an unguessable URL. If you're not entitled to it, the file doesn't serve.

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