Automatic expiration
Set a lifetime for shared content and plan for automatic cleanup.
A self-hosted way to share files and text snippets with automatic expiration. Keep data on infrastructure you control, with configurable retention, access controls, and auditability.
Early-stage project by GokulX. Features shown are a product concept and may still be in development.
Set a lifetime for shared content and plan for automatic cleanup.
Run on your own infrastructure and keep data within your environment.
Plan authentication and permission controls for your organisation.
Share files, logs, code snippets, and plain text in one place.
Make activity tracking available for administration and review.
Designed for short-lived code snippets, logs, notes, and diagnostic output.
# Example: service log [10:24:11] INFO Service started [10:24:15] INFO Connected to database [10:24:21] WARN High memory usage [10:24:25] INFO Request completed
A concept for temporary transfers with configurable expiration and download limits.
Tempbin is intended for teams that need a simple, self-hosted way to exchange temporary files and text without relying on a third-party sharing site.
Share logs and snippets between colleagues and teams.
Choose where the service runs and how it is administered.
Set expiry rules to suit different workflows and policies.
Plan for Linux hosts, containers, or on-premises servers.
Tempbin is being designed for organisation-controlled infrastructure. Deployment methods depend on the implementation as it develops.
Illustrative deployment options — not a claim that production-ready deployment packages are currently available.
# Example project setup git clone https://example.com/your-tempbin-repo.git cd tempbin # Follow the project's setup guide # Configure storage and expiration policies # Enable authentication before team use
A work in progress focused on simple, temporary sharing tools for teams. The aim is to make controlled, self-hosted sharing straightforward and transparent.