Its central purpose is to let users send these files from one computer to another without storing them on the service’s server. To start a transfer, the user enters an access code and selects the option to connect. The code is provided by the administrator who shared the link, so access is arranged through that administrator rather than described as an open public upload.

The service’s interface is focused on this connection process, with an access-code field, a connect control, and a status display. The page reports that its servers are operating and lists 14 network nodes online. It also presents the service under the storagexx name and emphasizes direct computer-to-computer delivery of source files. The available information describes a focused transfer tool rather than a broader storage or media-management platform: its stated offering is moving photo and video originals between two computers, with no server-side file storage.