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SecureServe combines SFTP accounts, controlled share links, external upload requests, permissions, audit logs, and encrypted backups in one self-hosted service. Early Access 0.1.1 prioritizes an Apple-notarized macOS package and Linux x86-64 and ARM64 archives. It is designed for controlled evaluation by small IT teams, Linux operators, and client-facing businesses.
I built SecureServe because small teams often need both traditional SFTP and simple client-facing file exchanges, but do not want to move business files into another hosted sharing platform. The current Early Access release brings users, policies, share links, upload requests, audit history, and encrypted backups into one administrator workflow. I would especially value feedback on installation, administrator usability, and missing use cases. SecureServe has not completed an independent security audit or penetration test, so please evaluate it in a controlled environment and keep tested backups.
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About SecureServe on Product Hunt
“Self-hosted file transfer for small IT teams”
SecureServe was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #129 on the daily leaderboard. SecureServe combines SFTP accounts, controlled share links, external upload requests, permissions, audit logs, and encrypted backups in one self-hosted service. Early Access 0.1.1 prioritizes an Apple-notarized macOS package and Linux x86-64 and ARM64 archives. It is designed for controlled evaluation by small IT teams, Linux operators, and client-facing businesses.
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