Spools is cloud storage made for working with large files. It streams only the parts you work with — while everything shows up as regular files in Finder.
Unlike Dropbox or Google Drive, opening a 60 GB master doesn't download 60 GB. Scrub it in seconds — only the parts you touch come down. The rest stays on the spool.
Uploads are multipart and resumable — they survive sleep, dropped wifi, and moved cafés. 64 GB camera originals are normal files here.
Upload over a file and the old one becomes v26 — roll back to any take, forever.
Your agents can browse the spool, fetch v12, and file new footage themselves. Storage that speaks tool-call.
Native Mac app
Real Finder feel. Windows coming soon.
Fast web app
Fast enough to be the demo.
File locking soon
Lock a cut so no one stomps it.
What counts toward storage?
The total size of your current files.
What happens to deleted files?
They sit in the trash for 30 days, then purge for good. Restore anything in that window; the space comes back once it purges.
Is there a file size limit?
Footage-sized: multi-gigabyte files are normal. Multipart and resumable.
Where do files live?
Encrypted at rest in object storage, scoped to your organization.
Team access?
Invite everyone at no extra cost. The whole team works off the same files and versions.
Windows?
We are developing the Windows app. We expect to launch it before the end of the year.
Do versions cost storage?
No — only current files count. History is on us.