Encrypted, nothing stored, nothing repeated face-gated asset sharing
Face-gated decryption using TrueDepth sensors prevents unauthorized viewing and forwarding.

Branded file sharing on your domain, but Dropbox, WeTransfer, and Zenfolio do this.
Freelancers, agencies, and teams who want branded client handoffs
Dropbox · WeTransfer · Box
I built BulkShare (https://www.bulkshare.cloud/) because I was tired of sending clients generic links from services like Dropbox or WeTransfer. It always felt a bit unprofessional and disconnected from my brand. I wanted a way to share files that looked like they were part of my own site, hosted on my own domain, without having to set up a complex server or manage cloud storage buckets myself.
The idea is pretty simple: you connect your own domain or a subdomain (like files.yourdomain.com), and you can immediately start uploading files or entire folders. You can keep things public if you want them easily accessible, or you can password-protect them for more privacy. It preserves your folder structures perfectly, which makes sharing large sets of organized data much easier.
I think the main benefit here is ownership and branding. You own the URL, so you’re not locked into a specific platform's link format, and it just looks a lot cleaner to your clients or users. I’m really looking for some honest feedback on the workflow—is it easy to set up? Are there features like expiring links that you feel are missing?
I'll be around all day to answer any questions or hear your thoughts!
Face-gated decryption using TrueDepth sensors prevents unauthorized viewing and forwarding.
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