Move files like you move code.
DataHarbor gives your team a bucket, an API and a link that works. No attachments, no “the file is too large”, no waiting for someone to accept a share.
Storage that behaves like infrastructure
Versioning, retention and access rules are configuration, not a support ticket. If you can write it in Terraform, it belongs here.
S3-compatible API
Point the AWS CLI, boto3, rclone or any S3 client at our endpoint. Multipart uploads and presigned URLs included.
Signed links with a clock
Every link carries an expiry and an optional IP or referer restriction. Revoke a link without touching the object.
Versioning and retention
Keep 30 days of object history, or lock a bucket under a legal hold. Deletions become recoverable instead of final.
Access control that audits
Bucket policies, per-key scopes and an append-only audit log. Every read of a sensitive object leaves a trace.
Regional replication
Write once, replicate to a second region inside the EU. Failover is a DNS change, not a migration project.
Usage you can predict
Storage, requests and egress are metered separately and shown hourly. No surprise invoice after a migration.
Works with what you already run
If a tool speaks S3 or WebDAV, it already speaks DataHarbor.
Start with a terabyte
Thirty days, full feature set, no card. At the end you either pick a plan or the bucket is deleted automatically.