Code is text, and text is small. But modern software development involves heavy binaries, massive databases, and gigabytes of logs.
You know the pain: You need to send a 4GB MySQL dump to a colleague for debugging. Slack rejects it. Email rejects it. Committing it to Git is a sin. You need a fast, ephemeral way to move data from A to B.
The Problem: "Repository Bloat" & Limits
- Git LFS is complex for simple one-off shares.
- Slack/Teams have low file size limits (usually 1GB or less).
- Cloud Drives require permissions, invites, and clean-up later.
You need a tool that works as fast as your command line.
The Solution: SendGB for Developers
SendGB is the "temporary storage bucket" you've always wanted. Upload, generate link, share, done. No user management, no cleanup required.
Why Dev Teams Use SendGB?
1. Keep Your Git History Clean
Don't pollute your repository with binary files, assets, or datasets. Send them via SendGB. Keep your git clone fast and your repo lightweight.
2. Send Massive Logs & Dumps
When debugging a production issue, you often need to analyze local logs or a database snapshot. SendGB handles:
- Database Exports: .sql, .dump, .bak
- Log Files: .log, .gz, .tar
- Virtual Machines: .ova, .vmdk, .iso
3. Share Builds (APK / IPA / EXE)
Finished a sprint? Send the staging build (.apk or .ipa) directly to the QA team or client for testing without setting up a full distribution pipeline.
4. Security First
We know prod_db_dump.sql contains sensitive data.
- Encryption: All transfers are encrypted.
- Password: Lock the file so only your dev team can open it.
- Auto-Destruct: Set the file to delete immediately after the receiver downloads it. Zero trace left behind.
Perfect for Agile Workflows
- Game Developers: Share massive texture packs and Unreal/Unity assets.
- Data Scientists: Transfer training datasets (CSV, JSON, Images) that are too big for email.
- Mobile Devs: Quickly share build artifacts with testers.
- Sysadmins: Move server backups between environments securely.
Supports All Binary Formats
We don't filter file types. If it's a file, we send it.
- Archives: .zip, .tar.gz, .7z, .rar
- Disk Images: .iso, .img, .dmg
- Executables: .exe, .msi, .app
Stop fighting with file limits. Get back to coding.