Portal
The web home of a workspace
Sign-in, folders, and shared links open in the portal. It is separate from this company site.
Product
Storage, sharing, and a way back.
CloudChest is a place to keep files and to hand them over on purpose. The company site explains the product. The files themselves live in your workspace.
Store
Every file has a place.
Documents, photos, video, and the folders around them sit together. Version history keeps the earlier file when a save goes wrong.
- Folders that stay putA structure you can trust, instead of a pile of attachments.
- Versions underneathStep back to an earlier copy without asking someone to resend it.
- Large files includedThe file does not have to shrink to fit a message.
Share
A link is a decision.
Send a file to someone who has no CloudChest account. When the share should be tighter, put a password on it, give it an end date, or take the link back.
- Anyone can receive itA link is enough. They do not need an account to open the file.
- Limits on the linkPassword, expiry, and revoke for shares that should not last.
- Folders with permissionsOn a team plan, decide who can see a folder and who can change it.
Find
The right file, without the hunt.
Search the name and what is inside. The point of a chest is that you can open it and reach the thing you came for.
- Names and contentsLook past the filename when the title is not the whole story.
- One place to lookThe portal, the Windows app, and the Linux service see the same chest.
Doors
Where a workspace opens.
Windows
The desktop app for everyday files
Keep a working copy on the machine you sit at, and let it stay current with the chest.
Linux
A headless service
For machines that should hold files without a person at the screen. The same account, no window required.