PRODUCT FACTS & LAUNCH COPY

SecureServe media kit

Reusable, factual copy for software directories, community introductions, and product reviews. SecureServe is Early Access software; keep that context when quoting these descriptions.

One-line description

SecureServe is a self-hosted file-transfer service for small IT teams, combining SFTP users, controlled share links, upload requests, permissions, audit logs, and encrypted backups.

Short description

SecureServe helps small IT teams operate business file transfers on infrastructure they control. It combines SFTP accounts, controlled download links, external upload requests, permissions, audit history, and encrypted backups in one administrator interface. Early Access 0.1.1 prioritizes Apple-notarized macOS packages and Linux x86-64 and ARM64 archives.

Community introduction

I am building SecureServe, an Early Access self-hosted file-transfer service for small IT teams and Linux or NAS operators. The goal is to combine SFTP users, controlled share links, upload requests, access policies, audit logs, and encrypted backups without moving business files into another hosted sharing platform. Version 0.1.1 is available for evaluation on macOS and Linux. I am looking for feedback on installation, administrator workflows, and missing use cases. Please begin in a controlled environment and keep tested backups.

Verified release facts

Current public release: Early Access 0.1.1.
Primary platforms: Apple-notarized universal macOS PKG, Linux x86-64, and Linux ARM64.
Standard plan: free for up to 5 users. Pro: US$19.90 per month.
Automated checks and backup recovery have been tested; details are on the trust page.
No independent security audit, penetration test, or compliance certification has been completed.

Useful links

Product page Install guide 5-minute start Verification and limits Feedback

Product screenshots

These screens were captured from an isolated 0.1.1 demo containing only fictional data.

Administrator dashboard PNG User portal PNG

Do not describe SecureServe as audited, certified, enterprise-ready, or safe for unrestricted internet exposure. Those claims are not supported by the current release evidence.