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Your media.
Your storage.
Your control.

Organize, share, and put your media to work. A private S3 workspace with API access for your tools, assistants, and external AI workflows. Use CloudJoe storage or connect your own bucket.

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CloudJoe ConsoleMedia workspace
Current CloudJoe Console showing sample media, folder navigation, Files and Activity controls, ratings and favorites, library insights, and selected-photo details.
CloudJoe Console. Shown with sample media.
Flexible S3 storageCloudJoe storage or your existing buckets
API for AI workflowsBring your library to your tools and assistants
Privacy & encryptionControlled access. Protected credentials.
Invitation-only accessContact us to discuss access, storage requirements, and integrations.Discuss access

The platform

One workspace.
More ways to make it yours.

CloudJoe stores media, conversations, workspace data, and activity on S3. Use CloudJoe-provided storage or connect your existing buckets, then work through the console or API.

01 / ORGANIZE

Structured media libraries

Add photos and videos from your phone, or upload files and folders. Browse a visual gallery or list and organize your media.

02 / FIND

Search and full-size previews

Search filenames, filter media types, preview images and supported videos, and download originals.

03 / CONNECT

A library your tools can use

Connect custom tools and external AI workflows to library browsing, media retrieval, and uploads through the API.

04 / DISCUSS

Posts and private conversations

Create media posts, discuss files with comments and reactions, and connect through private messages.

Flexible S3 storage

S3 storage for
your entire workspace.

Choose CloudJoe’s ready-to-use S3 storage or connect your own Amazon S3 or S3-compatible bucket. CloudJoe storage is available with your account and requires no storage configuration.

  • CloudJoe-provided storageS3 storage is available with your workspace, with no bucket setup or storage credentials to configure.
  • Bring your own S3 bucketConnect an existing S3-compatible bucket to browse and upload media using your provider and access permissions.
  • Your workspace, stored on S3Media, conversations, workspace data, and activity are all stored on S3.
Get started with CloudJoe

Two storage options. One CloudJoe workspace.

CloudJoe S3 storageNo configuration required
Your S3 bucketYour provider and permissions
CloudJoeYour private workspace
MediaConversationsWorkspace dataActivity

S3 storage for media, collaboration, and workspace data.

API access

Your library.
The starting point for AI.

Give your tools and AI assistants a way to work with your media. CloudJoe’s authenticated API connects library browsing, media retrieval, and uploads to the workflows you build.

  • Bring the right media into contextBuild assistants that browse your library and retrieve the files you choose for a task.
  • Connect to external AI toolsUse retrieved media in your own analysis, content creation, or review pipeline. Processing happens in the tools you connect.
  • Keep the results with your workUpload generated photos and supported videos to CloudJoe and organize them alongside the originals for review and collaboration.
Plan your integration
CloudJoe APIAuthenticated access
GET/api/library

An example AI workflow

Find your source material

Your tool browses the library and retrieves selected media through the API.

Work with your AI tools

Your external assistant or pipeline analyzes media or creates new images and videos.

Bring the results back

Upload supported media outputs to CloudJoe for organization, sharing, and review.

Build with authenticated requests. Contact us to discuss API access and your integration.

On the roadmap

Less searching.
More discovering.

We’re planning more ways to discover your media and connect it to AI tools. Facial recognition, AI-powered tagging, and an MCP server are not available in the current preview.

Planned

Facial recognition

Find the people behind the moments. Planned face grouping would help you discover photos of the same person across your library, without hunting through folders.

Planned

AI-powered tagging

Find media by what’s in the frame. Planned tag suggestions would help surface scenes and objects across your photos, making large libraries easier to explore.

Planned

MCP server

Bring your library into the AI tools you already use. A planned Model Context Protocol (MCP) server would give compatible assistants a standard way to discover and work with your CloudJoe media.

Today, connect your own AI workflows through the API. Built-in AI discovery and MCP connectivity are planned for a future release.

Privacy & encryption

Private by default.
Shared by choice.

Your library belongs to your account. Choose who joins a conversation and when to share media, with access controls and encryption protecting your connections.

Control access

Keep libraries private and conversations limited to their participants. Create or revoke media share links when you choose.

Protect your connections

HTTPS protects data in transit. Connected bucket credentials are encrypted with AES-256-GCM and kept out of the browser.

Choose your storage

Use CloudJoe-provided S3 storage or connect an existing bucket with your provider, access permissions, and encryption settings.

Encryption at rest for media depends on your storage provider and bucket settings.

Private social collaboration

Stay connected.
Keep control.

Bring familiar social features into your workspace: media posts, comments, reactions, and private conversations. Choose who participates, control what you share, and review a detailed history of media access and changes.

Media posts and activity

Create photo and video posts with captions. Follow updates in your private library and folder activity feeds.

Conversations and reactions

Discuss files, respond to messages with reactions, and stay connected through direct messages and live chat.

Granular sharing controls

Invite participants to individual file or folder conversations and revoke access when needed. Manage media share links separately.

Detailed audit history

Review timestamped records of media access, downloads, and file changes, alongside saved conversation history.

Explore workspace collaboration

Live chat & collaboration

Keep discussions connected
to your files.

Keep feedback connected to files with comments and live chat. Share selected media through secure links, and use private messages for ongoing communication.

Comments & live conversations

Keep feedback and live conversations alongside your files, with saved history for the next time you need it.

Invite people into the discussion

Bring the right people into a file or folder discussion. You decide who joins and can remove access.

Direct chat & email-style inbox

Connect by accepted friend request. Chat live or compose a subject-based message with threaded replies, unread updates, and saved drafts.

Secure, revocable file links

Create unique links to individual files or folders. Recipients can view and download the selected content without access to the rest of your library. Revoke each link independently to stop future access.

Discuss your workflow
An example file discussion
File conversationSpring campaign.jpg
CommentsLive chat
Maya10:24

Can we use this image for the launch?

Jordan10:25

Yes! I left the crop notes in Comments so we can find them later.

Maya10:26

Perfect. Everything is right here.

Saved history. Ready for the next conversation.
You choose who joins.

Choose the people who can join your conversations. Keep your library private and share media when you decide.

How access works

Email-style inbox

An inbox built around
your media.

Keep conversations alongside the files you work with. Familiar inbox workflows, with signed-in access limited to the participating CloudJoe accounts.

  • Messages stay in CloudJoeNo SMTP delivery or automatic routing to external mailboxes. Keep the conversation within the platform.
  • Access checked for every participantPeople sign in to read and reply. Conversation access is limited to the participating accounts.
  • Familiar inbox workflowsTo, subject, Inbox, Sent, and threaded replies — with unread updates and saved drafts.
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Private in-app messages between accepted CloudJoe contacts.

An example CloudJoe inbox

InboxReceived conversations
InboxSentLive chat

Spring campaign review

I added the notes to our file discussion.

Unread

Storage migration planning

Let’s confirm the folder structure before we begin.

Media library follow-up

Thanks. We can keep the next update in this thread.

Subject-based messages. Replies kept together.

Getting started

A clear path to
your workspace.

CloudJoe is currently invitation-only. Approved accounts include S3 storage with no storage configuration required. Sign in to organize media, collaborate, and connect your workflows.

Request an invitation
  1. 01 / Request access

    Start with an invitation

    Tell us about your media and workflows. Account registration is limited to invited email addresses.

  2. 02 / Start working

    Start with CloudJoe storage

    Use the S3 storage provided with your account to upload media and collaborate, or connect an existing bucket.

  3. 03 / Make it yours

    Connect your workflow

    Explore the API, organize your library, and collaborate with the people you choose.

Services & support

Storage, media management,
and implementation expertise.

For business storage, media workflows, or a more involved migration, talk with CloudJoe about a solution that fits your requirements.

S3 Cloud Storage

S3 storage for your workspace, provided by CloudJoe or connected through your existing buckets.

  • CloudJoe-provided storage without configuration
  • Bring-your-own S3-compatible buckets
  • Media, workspace data, and activity on S3

Media Management

Organize and preview business media, with controlled conversations around files and folders.

  • Search, folders, and media previews
  • File comments and invite-only chat
  • Private inbox, replies, and direct chat

Consulting

Practical guidance for architecture, data migration, integrations, and custom software.

  • Data and system migration
  • Custom integrations and automation
  • Architecture and security reviews

Frequently asked questions

Platform details.

A few things to know before requesting an invitation.

Talk to our team
Is CloudJoe available to everyone?

CloudJoe is invitation-only and not publicly available yet. Request an invitation to discuss access. Existing users can sign in to their accounts.

Do I need to set up storage?

No. CloudJoe provides configured S3 storage with your account. Media, conversations, workspace data, and activity are stored on S3.

Can I bring my own S3 buckets?

Yes. Connect your own Amazon S3 or S3-compatible bucket for media storage, or use the storage provided by CloudJoe.

Can my AI tools work with CloudJoe?

Yes. Your tools can use authenticated API requests to browse your library, retrieve media, and upload supported photo and video outputs. AI processing happens in the external tools you connect. Tell us about your workflow when you request access.

Are the AI features and MCP server available?

Not yet. Facial recognition, AI-powered tagging, and an MCP server are on the roadmap and are not included in the current preview. You can use filename search, folders, media filters, and authenticated API access today.

How does CloudJoe protect privacy?

Libraries are private to their accounts, conversations have controlled access, and connected bucket credentials are encrypted. HTTPS protects data in transit; media encryption at rest follows your bucket settings.

Where can I find help using the console?

The console’s Help guide covers uploads, supported formats, bucket connections, and sharing permissions.

Request an invitation

Discuss your
CloudJoe workspace.

Email us to request an invitation to the private preview. Share your storage requirements and the tools you would like to integrate through the API.

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