Your work deserves this.

A private drive for everything you make. Links load from the closest of 11 regions, and video plays the second someone clicks. The bandwidth's on us.

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Served from: 11 regions
CDN to set up: None
Files up to: 2 TB
Plans from: $5a month

In your terminal

fffd share ~/exports/q3-review-cut.mp4

q3-review-cut.mp4 (1.4 GB)

https://freakingfast.io/files/0f5c2a9e-…

Public link (copied to clipboard)

In Claude Code, through the MCP server

Upload q3-review-cut.mp4 and send me a link for the client

upload_file path: "/Users/you/exports/q3-review-cut.mp4", isPublic: true

https://freakingfast.io/files/7d1e4b20-…

The app's home: what was played lately, favourite tracks and videos, the newest pictures, and a rail with storage, playlists, galleries and sharing.

Nobody should have to wait to press play.

Your links play anywhere a video or a song can: a web page, a podcast feed, VLC. Tokyo isn't waiting on London.

A link that stays put: Put it in a podcast feed and it'll still work years from now.
Skip ahead without waiting: Jump an hour into a long video and it plays from there.
Share private files with temporary links: Send the unreleased mix without putting it out into the world.
No download or streaming fees: We charge for storage, not traffic.

North America

Europe

Asia

South America

Africa

Oceania

Your agent gets the same drive you do.

Ask Claude or ChatGPT to send someone a file and it hands back a link. Your own agents and scripts get the drive too.

How agents connect

Ask for it in plain words

Add the drive to Claude or ChatGPT as a connector and sign in. Then ask.

Connector URL

https://mcp.freakingfast.io/mcp

In Claude, with the connector

Ask the client for the raw footage and put it in /Clients/Harbor

create_file_request title: "Raw footage", folder: "/Clients/Harbor"

https://freakingfast.io/requests/5b8e01c4-…

Send them that link. What they upload lands in /Clients/Harbor.

Has anything come in yet?

list_file_requests

Ana sent 4 files this morning, 12.3 GB in all.

You decide how far it reaches

Let it read, organize, share or do everything, across the drive or in one folder, for as long as you like.

See everything it did

Every app you connect is listed in the drive with how far it reaches, when it stops and what it's waiting for. What it did is logged underneath.

You can disconnect it there any time.

Connected apps: Claude, able to share within /Clients/Harbor, and ChatGPT, able to organize the whole drive, each with when it was last used, when it stops, and a Disconnect button. Below, Claude waiting for notes on harbor-a-cam.mov.

Recent activity: what Claude and ChatGPT did in the drive, newest first, from making a review link and moving files to creating a playlist and tagging files.

Hand off the jobs that take a while

Your own agent can give the drive a task and move on. It waits for the client's files or the reviewer's notes, then finishes the job.

A task, handed over A2A

When the client sends the raw footage, make a review link for it

create_file_request title: "Raw footage", folder: "/Clients/Harbor"

wait_for requestId: "5b8e01c4-…"

Waiting for files sent to the request "Raw footage"

Ana sent 4 files, 12.3 GB

create_review_link fileId: "e07f3b18-…"

https://freakingfast.io/reviews/9c41d7a2-…

The footage is in. Here is the review link for harbor-a-cam.mov.

Script it from your terminal

Upload, sync and share from any script with the fffd CLI.

$ curl -fsSL https://public.freakingfast.io/global/fffd/cli/install.sh | sh

$ curl -fsSL https://public.freakingfast.io/global/fffd/cli/install.sh | sh

$ irm https://public.freakingfast.io/global/fffd/cli/install.ps1 | iex

CLI reference Docs

In your terminal

fffd sync -r ~/shoots/portugal

412 files on the drive

Uploading 38 files (12 already there)

/lisbon/

/porto/

Synced 38 files across 2 folders

tar cz site | fffd upload --name site.tar.gz -

Reading stdin → site.tar.gz

site.tar.gz (2.3 GB)

Uploaded site.tar.gz3f9c2a61-8d4e-4b7a-9c1f-2e6b8a0d5c47

fffd download site.tar.gz -o - | tar xz

451 files loaded

site.tar.gz (2.3 GB)

Piped 2.3 GB

We treat your files like the work they are.

Everything starts private, and stays exactly as you made it.

One stored file in five places, and none of them is a copy.

Find things fast

Tag things, file them in folders and star the ones you keep coming back to.

The drive with a video's details open: its folder, tags, star and description, who it's shared with, how often it's been opened, and its camera and codec.

Playlists

Make playlists to share and embed.

A playlist of ten tracks with their covers, the playing track's spectrum at the top and the player along the bottom.

Galleries

Pull photos into a gallery and choose which ones go up front. Share it and it gets its own page.

A gallery of twenty photos, from a coast road and a summit to a pottery studio, a dive and a city at night, one of them featured.

Map and trips

Anything with location data lands on the map, where photos taken close together become trips.

The map with the trips rail open on a weekend on the Olympic Peninsula: photos pinned where they were taken, from the beach to a ridge, joined by the route. — Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

AI images

Describe what you want, pick a model, and the image lands in your library.

The image generator beside a gallery: GPT Image 2 chosen at 3:2 and high quality, and a history of pictures, each with the prompt it was made from.

Undo a delete

Deleted files wait in the trash for 30 days.

The trash: deleted files, each with the days it has left before it's gone for good.

The drive with a video's details open: its folder, tags, star and description, who it's shared with, how often it's been opened, and its camera and codec.

A track is more than a file.

Play a track and see its waveform, spectrum and beats.

The full-screen player: Low Orbit by Velvet Transit beside its cover, its format and tempo, what's up next, and its spectrum as bars across the width.

harbor-sessions-04.flac2:49 / 6:42

You shouldn't need a CDN to share a video.

With most storage, a file lives in one region. To get it to people far away, you add a CDN, write a bucket policy and pay for the bandwidth. Here you upload it and send the link.

S3, GCS or Azure

plus a CDN in front

Cloudflare R2 or Backblaze B2

low or no download fees

Fucking Fast

storage and delivery together

Where files live

You pick a region. Multi-region storage or replication costs more.

One region per bucket.

In 11 regions on 6 continents, close to wherever people are watching.

Viewers far away

Set up CloudFront, Cloud CDN or Front Door and point it at the bucket.

R2 can cache on Cloudflare with a custom domain. B2 serves from its region unless you add a CDN.

Nothing to set up. Delivery comes with the storage.

Download fees

Per GB once you pass the free allowance. CloudFront also offers flat monthly plans.

None on R2. B2 is free through partner CDNs and up to 3× what you store, then $0.01 per GB.

None. Downloads and streams are part of the plan.

How you are billed

Storage, requests and transfer, metered each month.

Storage by the month. R2 also charges per request.

A flat monthly plan, from $5 for 500 GB.

Sharing a link

Write a bucket policy or sign URLs, then route them through the CDN.

Make the bucket public, or sign a URL for each file.

Run fffd share, or make the file public in the app.

From a terminal or agent

Each provider’s CLI, SDKs and MCP servers. Sharing a file is a separate step.

S3-compatible tools like rclone, and Cloudflare’s MCP server for R2. Sharing is a separate step.

One command or MCP tool call uploads a file and returns its link.

Players and galleries

Build or embed your own.

Build or embed your own.

Audio and video players, playlists, galleries and a map.

Where files live

Fucking Fast: In 11 regions on 6 continents, close to wherever people are watching.
S3, GCS or Azure: You pick a region. Multi-region storage or replication costs more.
Cloudflare R2 or Backblaze B2: One region per bucket.

Viewers far away

Fucking Fast: Nothing to set up. Delivery comes with the storage.
S3, GCS or Azure: Set up CloudFront, Cloud CDN or Front Door and point it at the bucket.
Cloudflare R2 or Backblaze B2: R2 can cache on Cloudflare with a custom domain. B2 serves from its region unless you add a CDN.

Download fees

Fucking Fast: None. Downloads and streams are part of the plan.
S3, GCS or Azure: Per GB once you pass the free allowance. CloudFront also offers flat monthly plans.
Cloudflare R2 or Backblaze B2: None on R2. B2 is free through partner CDNs and up to 3× what you store, then $0.01 per GB.

How you are billed

Fucking Fast: A flat monthly plan, from $5 for 500 GB.
S3, GCS or Azure: Storage, requests and transfer, metered each month.
Cloudflare R2 or Backblaze B2: Storage by the month. R2 also charges per request.

Sharing a link

Fucking Fast: Run fffd share, or make the file public in the app.
S3, GCS or Azure: Write a bucket policy or sign URLs, then route them through the CDN.
Cloudflare R2 or Backblaze B2: Make the bucket public, or sign a URL for each file.

From a terminal or agent

Fucking Fast: One command or MCP tool call uploads a file and returns its link.
S3, GCS or Azure: Each provider’s CLI, SDKs and MCP servers. Sharing a file is a separate step.
Cloudflare R2 or Backblaze B2: S3-compatible tools like rclone, and Cloudflare’s MCP server for R2. Sharing is a separate step.

Players and galleries

Fucking Fast: Audio and video players, playlists, galleries and a map.
S3, GCS or Azure: Build or embed your own.
Cloudflare R2 or Backblaze B2: Build or embed your own.

You won't pay more when people love what you made.

You pay for storage. Bigger plans come with more AI images, and Pro adds Nano Banana Pro and higher-quality GPT Image 2. Every download and stream is included.

Intro

$5a month

Basic

Recommended

$10a month

Pro

$20a month

Storage

500 GB

1 TB

2 TB

AI images a month

20

50

200

Image models

6 models

6 models

7 models, with Nano Banana Pro

GPT Image 2 quality

Standard

Standard

Up to high

Priority feature requests

–

–

Included

Intro

$5a month

Storage: 500 GB
AI images a month: 20
Image models: 6 models
GPT Image 2 quality: Standard
Priority feature requests: –

Basic

Recommended

$10a month

Storage: 1 TB
AI images a month: 50
Image models: 6 models
GPT Image 2 quality: Standard
Priority feature requests: –

Pro

$20a month

Storage: 2 TB
AI images a month: 200
Image models: 7 models, with Nano Banana Pro
GPT Image 2 quality: Up to high
Priority feature requests: Included

Invite a friend and you both get a free month.