The idea for Uploom came out of pure developer frustration. Like many of you, I found myself managing data scattered across Google Drive, Dropbox, Mega, and AWS S3. That meant balancing multiple subscription bills, dealing with separate storage dashboards, and maintaining entirely different API integrations for my codebases. I wanted a way to pool all of that existing storage capacity into a single, cohesive, programmable space without syncing files or dealing with massive server overhead. So I engineered Uploom as a completely stateless, pass-through gateway. It acts as a single S3-compatible URL that links straight to your connected accounts, streaming files securely and directly between your clients and cloud providers without storing anything locally. Today, we're officially in beta, and anyone can connect their providers to create a unified storage pool. I'm eager to hear your feedback, answer any technical questions about the architecture, or discuss edge cases you'd like to see addressed. What cloud setups or automation pipelines are you planning to test this with?

Uploom

A unified, stateless S3 gateway for all your clouds.

A unified, stateless S3 gateway for all your clouds.