How it works
Three steps. No signup. No tracking pixels. No 14-day free trial.
The three steps
- 01
Drop a file
Open quik.space, drag any file onto the page, or click to pick one. Up to 100 MB and up to 3 files per request are free. The upload starts immediately and shows a progress bar.
- 02
Get a link
When the upload finishes you get a short share link in the form quik.space/u/abc12345. Send it however you want — text, email, Slack. Anyone with the link can download the file once.
- 03
It vanishes
After 72 hours the file enters a 7-day grace period and then is permanently purged. If you want to keep the file alive, pay $2 to extend by 30 days, or pay $5 to group multiple files into a 30-day space.
What happens behind the scenes
- Files are stored in Supabase Storage on AWS infrastructure. The bytes never sit on a single laptop or a sketchy VPS.
- Every transfer is over HTTPS — encrypted in transit between your device and the server, and between the server and the recipient.
- Expiry is enforced by a server-side cron job that runs every few minutes and physically deletes anything past its expires_at timestamp plus the grace window.
- Deletion is real. We do not soft-delete or move to cold storage. Once purged, the bytes are gone — even from our backups within a short rotation.
- Every upload's SHA-256 hash is checked against a blocklist of known-bad content. Matches are rejected before they ever appear at a share URL.
For developers
AI agents can call quik.space directly over MCP (Model Context Protocol) at /mcp. Paid actions use the x402 standard — HTTP 402 plus a USDC transfer on Base. There is no signup and no API key. Read the full protocol on the AI agents page.