I am a technical founder. I've used cloudinary for image storage in the past via developer tools. However we got into a situation where we needed to store more files, cloudinary got expensive for us then because it charges us for image manipulation which we actually did not really need. We only needed a place to store and access files. We can handle manipulations ourselves. Our second option was to try AWS S3 and if you are new to AWS ecosystem you'll agree with me that aws was built to be understood by only AWS employees( I doubt they themselves really understand aws). Learning curve is pretty steep for a simple service that i want to use. Then there's the lack of standard pricing. I really want to know how much i would pay for a month for 10gb of storage. This was the main reason we decided to work on this problem. Basically we want file storage to be really simple and predictable in pricing. We are currently being used by a couple of startups and we invite other startups to join our waitlist. We give access on a rolling basis to startups on our waitlist as we are not fully launched yet. Startups who join our waitlist get a discounted price for the first 3 months.

Tovo

File management made simpler, cheaper and predictable.

Tovo

File management made simpler, cheaper and predictable.

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