One API, any backend
Your application talks to Orvex; we handle the rest. You can switch providers or add new ones without touching your code—just update your Orvex configuration.
A single API to manage and serve files across your chosen storage backends. Orvex sits between your app and Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Dropbox, or Google Drive—optionally encrypting data at rest so you control where files live and who can read them.
Self-hosted and battle-tested, Orvex is built for teams and small businesses that want a straightforward, vendor-neutral way to handle uploads, downloads, and file management without locking into one provider.
Your app sends file requests to Orvex; we talk to the storage backends you've configured, optionally encrypt or decrypt data, and return the response. One set of endpoints, multiple backends—you keep full control and can add or switch providers without changing your application code. Deploy it yourself; it's self-hosted and battle-tested in production.
Whether you run on Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Dropbox, or Google Drive, you get the same API. Connect one or more backends and manage everything from a single place.
A single, battle-tested API for uploads, downloads, and file management—with optional encryption and no dependence on a single vendor. Integrate once, then change backends or add encryption whenever you need to.
Your application talks to Orvex; we handle the rest. You can switch providers or add new ones without touching your code—just update your Orvex configuration.
Sensitive files are encrypted before they reach storage. You keep the keys; your storage provider never sees plain data.
Self-hosted and battle-tested in production. Designed to be predictable and easy to integrate—no lock-in, no surprises—just a straightforward way to manage files across your stack.
Run Orvex on your own infrastructure: self-hosted, battle-tested, and ready for production. Use one API to manage files across S3, R2, Dropbox, and Google Drive, add encryption when you need it, and keep full control of your data.
The integrator docs cover authentication, uploads, listing, deletion, and URL retrieval, with domain-based access control and optional encryption at rest.
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