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Files SDK
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A unified SDK for developers to store data across S3, R2, GCS, Azure, and more.

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Product memo

Developers building applications with diverse storage needs use Files SDK to abstract away backend complexity. It provides a single, unified API for interacting with multiple object and blob storage providers, including S3, R2, GCS, and Azure. This approach simplifies development by allowing code to be written once and deployed across different backends, reducing vendor lock-in and simplifying integration for flexible storage products.

For who

Developers building applications with diverse storage backends

Solves what

Provides a single, unified SDK for interacting with multiple object and blob storage providers.

  • Unified storage API
  • Supports S3, R2, GCS, Azure, and more
  • Web-standard I/O

In their own words

Write once. Store anywhere.

A unified SDK for S3, R2, GCS, Azure, and every other object or blob store. One small API, web standards, and an escape hatch when you need the native client.

Operator context

Operating setup

Team

Indie / lean

LLM classification

Founded

May 2026

Platform

API

Audience

Developers

Tech stack

Radix UI

Market demand

Files SDK keyword demand

5 keywords

5 keywords
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Market demand is Starter-tier market intelligence.

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Builder Strategy

Strategy Type
Niche Specialist
Stage
Bootstrapped Lean
Effort
Solo Buildable
About Files SDK Expand

Files SDK provides a single, unified SDK for developers interacting with diverse storage backends such as S3, R2, GCS, and Azure. It simplifies application development by offering a consistent API, allowing code to be written once and deployed across various providers.

This open-source tool supports web-standard I/O and includes an escape hatch for native client interactions, reducing vendor lock-in and simplifying integration for flexible storage products. Its free model targets widespread developer adoption by solving a common infrastructure challenge.