Many files, all at once on iPad
Up to ten go up together, each link copied.
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One-time purchase. No subscription.
The problem
Sending one file is easy. Sending twelve means doing it twelve times: upload, wait, copy, paste, go back for the next one, and lose track of which link was which.
What Uploads does
Drop them all. Up to ten upload at the same time, each with its own progress bar at the top of the list, and the rest wait their turn. A small pie on the bucket in the sidebar shows how far along it is.
As each file lands it shows "Link Copied". When the whole drop is done, all of its links are on your clipboard together, one per line, in the order you dropped them. Cancel any file that is still going; if one fails, it says why and offers to try again.
What else Uploads does
- Every upload, a link to shareSelect a file to copy, open, or share its public URL.Mac

- Many files, all at onceUp to ten files go up together. Every link lands on your clipboard.Mac

- Send it from any appIt's in the share sheet for photos, videos and files.iPhone

- Pick the bucket, tap UploadOpens on your last bucket and copies the link.iPhone

- Bring your own bucketAmazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Tigris, Backblaze B2, or any S3-compatible storage.Mac

- Upload in one dragDrop files on the window and their links land on your clipboard, ready to paste.Mac

