built for simple, stress-free file collection.

sending someone a large file usually means picking a cloud service, sharing a folder, asking them to sign up for something, or emailing a link that expires the moment you're not looking. toss-it skips all of that: you connect the storage you already have, generate a link, and anyone can send you a file into it through toss-it's secure streaming gateway, no sender account and no retained toss-it copy.

the name is literal. you're tossing a file onto the internet, and it lands exactly where you told it to.

every upload streams straight into your connected Google Drive through a resumable session, toss-it never holds a full copy of your file on its own servers. links are single-purpose, expire automatically, and can be paused or revoked at any time. recipient credentials are encrypted at rest and never exposed to anyone using a link.

a workspace lets a whole team share one connected drive and manage links together, with roles that decide who can do what. and when you need the same thing from a list of people, client onboarding, a batch of recruiting submissions, a collection campaign sends everyone their own link and tracks who's responded, all from one place.

this is an active, evolving project, see security, privacy, and terms for specifics.