Software
StoreX
Secure. Scalable. Simple self-hosted storage.
A modern, cloud storage platform designed for fast access, secure file management, and seamless integration with your services.
- Licensing Self-Hosted
- Ideal for Hosting Providers
- Ideal for Agencies
- Ideal for Developers
- Ideal for Internal Teams
- Ideal for Enterprises
- Ideal for SMBs
Overview
What it does
StoreX is a clean, high-performance cloud storage platform built for modern platforms, developers, and businesses that need reliable file storage without bloat or complexity. It combines secure object storage, intuitive file management, and scalable infrastructure into a single, minimal interface.
StoreX acts as a central storage layer for documents, backups, assets, exports, and application data. Whether you’re storing customer files, software releases, invoices, media, or internal documents, StoreX delivers predictable performance, strong security, and a professional user experience.
With a focus on simplicity and control, StoreX avoids unnecessary clutter while still offering the power expected from enterprise grade storage. It works equally well as a standalone storage solution or as a backend storage engine for other platforms such as WHMDC and future COZQ services.
- Secure cloud file storage
- Scalable server
- File & folder management
- Upload, download, and preview files
- Access control & permissions
- Centralised storage for multiple services
Capabilities
Features
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Secure cloud file storage
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Scalable server
backed infrastructure
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File & folder management
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Upload, download, and preview files
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Access control & permissions
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Centralised storage for multiple services
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Optimised for performance and reliability
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Clean, modern UI
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Dark Mode
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Customisable pricing plans
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Designed for SaaS & self
hosted platforms
Connects with
Integrations
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cPanel/WHM
Try it, then licence it
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Demos
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