Filebase

Filebase is decentralized storage infrastructure for developers that puts S3-compatible object storage and IPFS pinning behind a single interface. Teams keep their existing AWS CLI and S3 SDKs, point the endpoint at the S3-compatible address the platform provides, and write files into buckets; the same object is addressable by its content identifier (CID) and can be served through managed gateways or a custom web address. It targets teams that need cloud-grade availability together with content-addressed verifiability: the fingerprint is bound to the data itself, so renames and migrations do not create dead links, and multi-zone replicas cover single-region failure.

The addressing model uses the CID as primary key, with IPNS supplying an updatable stable link for dynamic content so an edit does not change the public URL; the gateway layer adds a CDN, on-the-fly image optimisation and token-based access control. Filebase Sites shipped in January 2026, collapsing IPFS site publishing into one action; from February 2026 it documented pinning ERC-8004 agent registration files to IPFS and using IPNS pointers for updates; in May 2026 it launched a standalone object storage product priced per TB with egress fees removed. The platform reports more than 2 billion items pinned in total and roughly 55,000 users.