Multi-Tenant Storage Platform

Secure file storage with a public-facing UX that is as polished as the API behind it.

Files Hub gives teams and developers a modern place to store files, manage access, explore documentation, browse legal/trust information, and hand off integration to AI code agents without friction.

Secure by Design

API-key access, project isolation, and explicit trust/compliance pages for public clarity.

Developer Ready

Docs, AI integration guidance, feed surfaces, and a searchable sitemap for end-user discovery.

Machine-Readable Discovery

Built for users, crawlers, feed readers, and Google Search Console.

Public discovery is first-class: `/sitemap`, `/sitemap.xml`, `/feed`, and `/feed.xml` are all live and linked.

Multi-Tenant Architecture

Projects stay isolated with independent files, keys, permissions, and admin controls.

Secure API Authentication

Access is controlled through API keys and permission-aware service boundaries.

TypeScript SDK + Docs

Integrate quickly with the SDK and explore detailed REST documentation.

AI Integration

Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other agents can implement Files Hub with dedicated guidance.

Feed + Sitemap Surfaces

Users can discover everything through a human sitemap and crawler-ready XML outputs.

Trust + Support Pages

Privacy, GDPR, contact, data deletion, and account deletion remain easy to find.

How It Works

A cleaner flow from setup to public discovery.

01

Create a project

Set up Files Hub and configure the project boundary you want to manage.

02

Generate access

Issue API keys and enable only the services each integration needs.

03

Integrate quickly

Use docs, SDKs, or AI integration specs to connect your app fast.

04

Stay discoverable

Let users and crawlers explore your public surface through sitemap and feed outputs.

AI-Ready Integration

Hand implementation to your code agent with less ambiguity.

Files Hub includes dedicated AI integration guidance so assistants can wire the platform into apps with clearer constraints, endpoints, and public discovery references.

Public Navigation

Users can find the full public surface without digging.

The visual sitemap, RSS feed, policy pages, and contact routes are treated as product surfaces, not forgotten utility pages. That makes onboarding, trust, and SEO materially better.