Files, shown like they matter.
A trove is a folder with a face: one link that presents your photos, documents, videos, and files as a page worth looking at. Private for clients. Public for the world. Embedded on your own site.
A trove is a folder with a face: one link that presents your photos, documents, videos, and files as a page worth looking at. Private for clients. Public for the world. Embedded on your own site.
Use Cases
Five real workflows, from first upload to final delivery.
The photographer
Cull and process in your own software like always — then upload the finals to a trove and send the client a single link. They open it on any device, browse full-size previews, and download their selects or the whole shoot as one ZIP. Code-protected, expiring when you say, your logo on the page.
Before
The trove — filetrove.app/t/a-fancy-wedding
On the client's phone
The contractor
Photograph the site, pull inspiration shots from the web or from the client, and arrange all of it on a trovesheet — a clean, visual quote on one page, behind one code-protected link. Save the sheet as a template and the next bid takes minutes, not an evening.
Before
The job file — photos + inspiration in one trove
The quote — a trovesheet, saved as a template
The study group
One classmate starts the trove and invites the group. Everyone grabs the readings and data they need, adds their own finds, and writes their part of the project — every upload credited to its @handle, no Final_v3_REAL_final(1).docx, nothing lost in the group chat.
Before
The trove
The write-up
The researcher
Pull the papers, graphs and datasets that matter into one trove, then draft against them — as many passes as the paper needs. The sheet keeps its last ten revisions, the trove keeps every source at hand, and the finished link never expires.
Before
The trove
What reviewers get
The online creator
Product photos, the demo video, the instruction manual, assembly steps and the brochure — one trove holds the entire offering. Embed it on your shop page and it updates itself; list it in FileTrove's gallery and shoppers find you there too.
Before
The trove
On your own site
Sharing
A trove is private until you say otherwise — and "otherwise" comes in three strengths. Same trove, three doors, change your mind any time.
Trovesheets
Write the page in the editor, drop your troves into it, publish. The files stay live inside it — update the trove and the page follows.
Shown: page one of a real published trovesheet — the same print export the server renders.
The gallery
Public troves are screened before they're seen, tagged and searchable — a feed that learns what you enjoy, where the next client finds you.
Embedding
One line of script puts a live window of any trove on any page you own — a portfolio, a gallery, a set of downloads.
<script src="https://filetrove.app/embed.js" data-trove="neuroscience-and-the-brain-c49503b668" async></script>
…and this is it running live — a real trove. Click it:
Strip mode makes it a gliding banner — also the real widget, trove title and @handle included (hover to pause):
<script src="https://filetrove.app/embed.js" data-trove="a-fancy-wedding" data-mode="strip" data-height="170" data-autoscroll="1" async></script>
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We built FileTrove for photographers, makers, educators, researchers, real estate agents — anyone who wants a complete body of work in one shareable, presentable place.