While I don't doubt there's some good thinking behind this, there just isn't nearly enough information for me to even begin to trust this. If I'm storing data w

While I don't doubt there's some good thinking behind this, there just isn't nearly enough information for me to even begin to trust this. If I'm storing data which I might need again later I need to know, at minimum: * Where is the data stored, and what's done to keep it safe * How / why is it so cheap, and how can I be assured the business will keep going once I've loaded data into it * What is my upload and access method? Is this S3 compatible, maybe something else? * What sort of terms are we entering into, what's the companies support obligation to me if I need my data tomorrow and there's a problem? * Do you have any existing customers, and if not why should I trust you with my data over AWS et al? I'm sure there's some great thoughts about the business model, and probably a lot of hard work on the technical side. As a prospect customer though, I'm just seeing a price and a sign up button. It doesn't inspire any confidence to give over my email address, if anything it feels quite shady. This sort of information needs to be at my finger tips to form some level of trust. I hope they're able to expand the information if it is a long term business venture. For all I know it could be amazing, unfortunately they're just not telling us why.