02 — Sharing
Hand over work without the panic
Sharing is where most file tools quietly fail: the link expires, the wrong version goes out, or somebody downloads a copy that drifts out of date. Stowa keeps one master file and hands out controlled views of it.
Four steps, about twenty seconds
- 01
Pick what to send
One file, a folder, or an entire project tree. Stowa never asks you to compress anything or break it into parts, whatever the size.
- 02
Choose the rules
View, comment or edit. Add a password, set an expiry date, and decide whether downloads are allowed. Defaults can be set once for your whole team.
- 03
Send the link
Paste it anywhere — email, chat, a brief. It opens in any browser, on any device, and the recipient never has to create an account.
- 04
Stay in control
See who opened it and when, read comments in one thread, and pull access back the moment a project wraps. The master file never leaves your account.
Built for the messy middle of a project
Comments in context
Leave a note on a video frame, a PDF page or a spot on an image. Everyone replies in one thread instead of three inboxes.
Requests inbox
Send a request link and let clients drop files straight into the right folder — named, sorted and logged automatically.
Full activity trail
Every open, download, comment and permission change is timestamped, so nobody has to ask whether it was received.