What Reddit Says About Storage Builder Apps

I used Web self storage for 15 yrs. They have come a long way since the beginning. I found it easy once I got the hang of it. We had 580 units between the 2 facilities. Since the upgrade 2 yrs ago things got better and their customer support ...

Janus is really the best, quickest option, but you have to stay on top of them, like any vendor, which they will in turn find annoying, but it's not like you can be successful and not stay on top of things either. ... Sorry, off topic. How much do you expect to spend on construction for this si...

I've tried proton drive but the fact that I can't access the cloud folder within androids file system, and no file syncing are deal breakers.

Google Drive for Android and Google Workspace users iCloud for Apple users Dropbox for low-maintenance syncing Box for small businesses seeking a…

There is none. You need to pay to get lots of storage from your preferred storage provider.

We used Storage Commander for years and made the switch over to SiteLink about 2 years ago. Their software is significantly better than Storage…

My favorite cloud storage app WAS Mega.nz. It had almost every feature I needed. But it does not work with the Files app on iOS/iPadOS. It keeps…

I used to use idrive e2 as it was cheap and S3 storage. But now as my internet connection has grown I have just started to self host. ... I’ve been using pCloud, iCloud, Google drive for quite a few years now. I like the value of the lifetime PCloud offers. ... I have 3tb on Mega, 100% uptime, PC an...

I have been using cloud storage and backup for well over 10 years and have used about 20 different ones, basically every one I could get my hands on that offered some free storage. I am currently now paying for 2 TB with each of MEGA, Dropbox, and Google Drive, however I feel that MEGA is by far the...

But yeah, v2 is apparently reading directly from MFT now too, as WizTree does. So would be about the same. ... I just downloaded it and it looks good so far, thanks for the recommendation!

Any recommendations? Price really isn’t an issue, we just want whatever works the easiest and has a website and bookkeeping service. Thanks! Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share ... I'm a bookkeeper and what our storage clients do is leverage both a stora...

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Also many file managers like Solid Explorer https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pl.solidexplorer2 and MiXplorer https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pl.solidexplorer2 https://xdaforums.com/t/mixplorer-q-a-and-faq-user-man...

Files by google will show you which types of files are occupying how much space. If it is app data that is going up in size, you can all go to your list of apps under the storage setting and order by decreasing order of size to surface the biggest apps and if some app is getting bigger and bigger, i...

Nextcloud is the answer, but most people are too dumb to run basic LAMP apps these days.

I use it for other company and they offer too much value for cheap. Maybe with CRM or something. I was just checking Easy Storage Solutions which was supposed to be the best… and well… even if it was $10 I would not use it. And just… that website builder does not look very good...

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They all offer end-to-end encryption, so your stuff stays private and they don’t scan your files or sell your data to third parties. They’re solid alternatives to Google Drive if you’re looking to keep your info secure. The only catch is that you might have to pay for more storage, but honestly, it’...