Bring your own bucket on iPad

The problem

Every file-sharing service is a company that can change its pricing, expire your links, or disappear, taking every URL you have pasted anywhere with it.

What Uploads does

It has no storage to sell you. Files go into a bucket you already own (Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Tigris, Backblaze B2, DigitalOcean Spaces, or any other endpoint that speaks S3) and links come out on whatever domain that bucket serves.

Pick the service and the form asks only for what it needs, then the bucket and your keys. Add tests the connection before it saves. Uploads talks to that endpoint directly: no account with us, and nothing about your files passes through anything we run.

You do this once. The bucket's settings and your upload history sync through your private iCloud database, and the secret key through iCloud Keychain, so the bucket is ready on your iPhone and iPad too.