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This significant update transforms our platform into a robust multi-user environment, making it easier than ever to manage your organization’s file-handling infrastructure while maintaining top-tier security and control.
Whenever there is a conversation about the future of computing, the discussion inevitably turns to the notion of a “File.” After all, most tablets and phones don’t show the user anything that resembles a file, only Apps that contain their own content, tucked away inside their own opaque storage structure. This is wrong. Files are […]
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Keep ‘em coming has been what you’ve asked for, so here we are again: another inspiration for a service we’d love to see built using Filepicker.io In some ways, this idea is similar to the last Inspirations post on printing cloud photos using Filepicker.io, but in a different domain: Send a fax from Filepicker.io Ideally […]
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Success Story: Bugly – Issue Tracking Evolved buglyapp: We’re happy to announce that we’ve just deployed a new release, where the star of the show is a much improved issue details view. We’ll take you through all the changes below, but let’s review what was wrong with the old details view first: It was difficult […]
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We heard a number of people say how much they liked our last Project Ideas post on a Filepicker.io and Pixlr mashup, so we’ve got another idea for you: Print Photos Directly from the Cloud We at Filepicker.io now actually have most of our personal photos uploaded to the cloud, between Flickr, Facebook, Picasa, stuck […]
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What does it mean to live online? That was the question we asked ourselves when one of our mentors challenged us to live and work entirely online. It was almost a Yoda like question. We thought we were already living online. We stay connected via Facebook and Twitter. We amuse and entertain ourselves on Pinterest […]
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Over the last few days we’ve had some conversations here at Filestack about how content types will be identified in the future, whether we will still all be using extensions on filenames like .txt or whether mimetypes are the way forward. If you want to brush up on mimetypes, the wikipedia article is great. Here’s our […]
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Well that was an interesting bug. Over the last day, we had a handful of users complain that our log in, registration, and activation pages were all broken. And not just broken in a small way – the entire login form was missing! Strangely, none of our automated or manual testing had seen anything like […]
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Sometimes over dinner or while we’re waiting for our tests to pass, we’ll chat about some of the neat applications that someone should make using Filepicker.io. Some of them are probably just a couple hours of work, others weekend projects, and others potentially whole startups! But given that we think that they would make the […]
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After releasing our MVP, we talked to many of our users to figure out what they wanted to see in our product. As a result, over the past month, we’ve been hard at work adding new features to make your sites more powerful. These include: New cloud services Pull files from new services including Gmail […]
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It’s been a week since we graduated from MIT. Since then, we have spent all our waking hours building filestack.com and validating customer needs. As we started living and working together we felt a dramatic increase in our productivity. The 24/7 collective energy that fuels our shared vision is invigorating; we exchange ideas more frequently, […]
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Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the MVP “You know what, screw it, let’s launch.” It was Tuesday: we just had a basic demo of filestack.com and some friends poke at it and a long “pre-launch” to-do list, but we decided to throw caution to the wind and share our fledgling product […]
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