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Your files are scattered across email threads, chat apps and a laptop you hope won't die. ArchShare is one place to keep them — in folders, safe — and the safest way to send them when someone needs them.
100 GB free · no card needed
Made for how files really live
Not another app that only sends, or a drive that leaks every link it makes. ArchShare keeps your files and shares them — properly — in one place.
Store
Upload anything, keep it in folders, and find it again in seconds. Your drive, without the clutter.
Share
When a file needs to leave, send a link that expires, can be revoked, and shows you who opened it.
Your transfers
Opens and downloads counted per link, the rules each one carries, and a revoke button that takes effect the moment you press it.
Transfers
An example view — not a real account.
How it works
01
Upload files and whole folders — as large as your space allows. Organise them in folders, preview them, find them again in seconds.
02
Create a link and set the rules: who may open it, a password, an expiry date, a download cap. Or send it end-to-end encrypted.
03
See every open and download. Change your mind and revoke the link — it stops working the moment you do.
After you hit send
Most tools hand you a URL and forget it. Here the link keeps reporting back — and stays yours to kill.
Pick the rules first: a password, an expiry date, a download cap, or one-time use.
The open is recorded. If the transfer is private, they confirm their email before they see a thing.
Each download is logged against the link, so "did they get it?" stops being a guess.
Expiry does it for you, or you revoke by hand. Either way the link stops serving that second.
Features
Folders, grid and list views, search and filters, rename, copy and move — from a right-click or the keyboard. Your drive, without the clutter.
Secure send locks files in your browser before they leave it. The key never reaches our servers, so not even we can open them.
Restrict a link to specific addresses. Each person confirms their email with a code before a single file name is shown.
Set an expiry and the link stops working on its own. Cap the downloads, make it one-time, or add a password.
Photos, video, audio, PDFs and text open in the browser. Anything that could run code is shown as text or downloaded, never executed.
Every open and download is recorded per link, with a chart of activity — so “did they get it?” stops being a guess.
Send a request link and people upload straight into a folder you choose — no account needed on their side.
Send a PDF for signature, see who has signed, and get the signed copy back in your files.
Deleted files and whole folders wait in the trash, ready to restore. Revoke a link and it stops serving that second.
Under the hood
Files stream through the API, so a browser never learns a bucket URL. There is no long-lived link out in the wild to leak.
Killing a transfer stops the bytes mid-flight. Access is rechecked on every request, not just when the link was opened.
Mark a transfer private and each recipient confirms their address with an emailed code before the file list is shown.
Previews are rendered as images, media, PDFs — or as plain text for code and HTML, which is what stops a shared file executing.
Answers
Both. Keep your files in folders like a drive, and when one needs to go to someone, send it with a link you stay in control of.
Nothing while ArchShare is in beta: every account gets 100 GB and every feature. Paid plans with more storage come later, and you will hear about them before anything changes.
As big as your free space. Large files are uploaded in pieces and joined on our side, so a dropped connection only costs a small part of the upload.
Anyone holding it — unless you restrict it to named people, who then confirm their email with a code first. You can add a password, set an expiry, cap the downloads and revoke it whenever you like.
Secure send is: files are encrypted in your browser and the key travels only in the link or a passphrase you share, so we cannot read them. Ordinary storage and links are encrypted in transit and at rest, but not end-to-end, so previews and search work.
Yes. Every open and download through a link is recorded with the time and the device, and shown to you on that link’s page.
Yes. Create a file request and send its link. People upload into the folder you choose, without making an account — you decide whether they must confirm their email first.
Any of them, hidden files included. Anything that could run in a browser is shown as plain text or downloaded, never executed.
Files and folders go to the trash and their links stop working at once. Restore them any time, or delete them for good to free the space.
One place for your files, and a safe way to send them. Free to start — 100 GB, no card needed.