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Ok let's do the trust and compare thing - Dropbox is a registered company, savefileme is an unknown - Dropbox has a ToS, savefileme ? - Dropbox discloses to

Ok let's do the trust and compare thing - Dropbox is a registered company, savefileme is an unknown - Dropbox has a ToS, savefileme ? - Dropbox discloses to a certain degree who owns it and works there, savefileme is an e-mail address - Dropbox has a published architecture of both his frontend and backend. Savefileme has a partial opensource client (don't forget that include from savefile.me) and no details published of it's backbone I could go on and I could switch dropbox for OneDrive or Tresorit. You may have a fantastic product, but basically it doesn't look trust worthy or even better then <big name storage solution>

strikeman 8y ago
First of all thank you for your comments. I thought, Show HN "is for something you've made that other people can play with" and of course we do not have all "attributes" at the moment. But you can play with it without money or any obligation. Also could you explain what do you mean "partial open source client"? All client code is on GitHub. If you follow link https://savefile.me/client/savefileme/api https://savefile.me/client/savefileme/api and open html code, you can see same GitHub url: https://github.com/savefileme/savefileme https://github.com/savefileme/savefileme This is remote import path following golang specification: https://golang.org/cmd/go/#hdr-Remote_import_paths https://golang.org/cmd/go/#hdr-Remote_import_paths meta name="go-import" It is used to not bind to a particular hosting like GitHub or others. But you always download full source code and can inspect it before compiling.