TransferKit

Hello Product Hunters! 👋 I’m Pratik, Founder of TransferKit alongside @aarti_ravariya. We’re psyched to officially launch our very first app. TransferKit allows you to send and store your files using a decentralized storage network. We believe you don’t have to understand decentralized storage or blockchain to use TransferKit. What we're launching today lets you: ♾️ Store Unlimited Data on TransferKit ✈ Send Files to your friends & colleagues using TransferKit 📁 Files Sent/Stored on TransferKit will be Available to Access Forever (No more 7 Days limit) ⚡ Blazing Fast Downloads 😋 All 100% Free TransferKit is very easy to use. We tried to design it so the average Joe can use it without any problems or technical knowledge on how TransferKit works. Because this is our very first app we definetly ran into some problems. We couldn’t add all features we intended to add. We plan to roll out more premium features in the future. If you are a regular user of file transfer services, make sure you give TransferKit a try! How TransferKit works? - https://transferkit.io/about How to use TransferKit? - https://transferkit.io/guides

I guess you're using the web3.storage as an underlying storing service. It's nice to have a more user-friendly interface. As a suggestion, I think you can consider adding an option like setting a password for a file. And encrypt the file before uploading it to the Filecoin network. That might address some privacy and file deletion concerns.

Can the files be temporarily stores, like can they deleted automatically with a timer

Interesting one. Should FIL token be used for storing files on Filecoin network? Is the storage more as a Layer 2 private storage and rather than on the network. Also is encrypting files possibile?

Just like that? How you are going to prevent spam/abuse?

This is amazingly useful! I am just not sure how can this be free? You might get thousands of GBs stored and even more transferred. The infrastructure can cost you a lot with the time.

Good luck with the tool! One tip -- take it or leave it -- if you're targeting the average user, you might want to consider addressing the lack of the notion of a "user" in your help. All traditional platforms have it (dropbox, iCloud, etc.).