Files go in.
Links stay up.
Upload files, share them, collect them from other people, or run your own storage node when you want more control. Cazmic keeps the simple jobs simple.
CazmicSend, collect, sync and operate.
You do not need to learn four different tools just because the job changes.
Upload it. Set the rules. Share the link.
Public, unlisted or private. Add a password, expiry, download limit or one-time access when you need it.
Need files from somebody else? Send a request link.
Choose the destination folder, deadline, accepted file types and upload limit before you share it.
Keep repeat work out of the browser.
The desktop app keeps an upload queue alive and can watch folders you use every day.
Open up the infrastructure only when you need it.
Use your own node, choose replication, watch health and keep API keys and webhooks separate from normal user sessions.
The useful stuff, grouped properly.
No wall of marketing cards. These are the parts you can actually use.
Files
Resumable multi-upload · folders · tags · favorites · aliases · saved filters · trash & restore · versions · ZIP downloads · previews
Sharing
Public · unlisted · private · password · expiry · download limits · vanish · QR codes · branded pages · analytics · live viewers
Collect
File requests · destination folders · deadlines · accepted types · upload limits · sender name/email · notifications
Desktop
Windows app · Linux package · resumable queue · watch folders · private downloads · revocable device sessions
Workspaces
Members · roles · invites · activity trail · personal file subdomain · workspace-level files and requests
Infrastructure
Private nodes · S3-compatible access · 1×/2×/3× replication · SHA-256 verification · failover · promotion · drain · repair queue
Automation
Scoped API keys · signed webhooks · retries · CLI uploads · desktop tokens · email notifications
Operations
Audit log · incidents · backups · storage breakdown · billing · invoices · support tickets · admin controls
Your address. Your node. Your replication policy.
Most people can ignore this on day one. When the workflow gets serious, the knobs are already there.
Folders that upload themselves.
Install it once. Then leave the tab closed.
Use the app for repeat work: upload queues, watched folders and private downloads without babysitting a browser.
- Resumable queue
- Watch folders
- Private downloads
- Revocable device sessions
Start small. Pay more when the workload grows.
Plans below come directly from this Cazmic server.
Free
For trying it out
- 5 GB storage
- 1 seat
- Core sharing features
- Desktop app
- Personal file subdomain
Starter
For personal use
- 50 GB storage
- 1 seat
- Core sharing features
- Desktop app + watch folder
- Personal file subdomain
Creator
For regular work
- 250 GB storage
- 1 seat
- Private node access
- S3-compatible node access
- API + signed webhooks
Pro
For regular work
- 1 TB storage
- 3 workspace seats
- Up to 3 private nodes
- Replication + failover
- API + signed webhooks
Studio
For heavier use
- 3 TB storage
- 10 workspace seats
- Up to 8 private nodes
- Replication + failover
- S3-compatible node access
Business
For heavier use
- 8 TB storage
- 25 workspace seats
- Up to 20 private nodes
- Replication + failover
- S3-compatible node access
Short answers.
Do I need my own server?
No. Private nodes are optional. Start with the normal service and add one later if you want the files on your own machine.
Can people upload files to me?
Yes. File requests can have deadlines, accepted file types, size limits and a destination folder.
What does the desktop app do?
It keeps uploads running outside the browser, supports watched folders and uses separate revocable device sessions.
What happens if a node goes down?
If you configured replicas, Cazmic can track health, promote another copy and queue repair work.
Upload the file.
Keep the control.
Use the simple parts first. Open up the infrastructure when you need it.