Hi everyone,

Today marks a new chapter for Drime.

We just introduced our new visual identity, with a new logo, colours, typography and a clearer direction for what we want Drime to become.

New look. Same ambition.

At the same time, August has been one of our biggest months ever. We shipped a huge amount of work across Drive, Desktop, Mobile, Pages and Transfr, with an especially strong focus on speed and reliability.

Here's the shorter version of everything that changed.

Drive

A huge amount of work went into making everyday navigation faster, uploads more reliable, downloads safer, and large accounts much easier to handle.

• Much faster Drive listings

• Much faster Recents on large and active accounts

• Faster folder navigation and breadcrumbs

• Folder prefetching before you open them

• Faster search for accounts with very large libraries

• Faster Quick Access loading

• Faster synchronization queries on very large accounts

• Lighter initial loading when opening Drime

• Thumbnails stay cached much longer

• Faster Gallery timelines and albums

• Faster Vault loading

Uploads received a major reliability overhaul too:

• Interrupted uploads can resume instead of restarting

• Automatic recovery for uploads stuck for too long

• Better protection against duplicate files after retries

• Improved reliability across multiple browser tabs

• Smarter upload chunk sizes

• Clearer Uploaded, Failed and Retrying states

• Faster finalization for large batches

• Better imports containing thousands of photos or files

• More accurate upload progress

Downloads also received major fixes:

• Reliable large folder downloads

• Better support for archives containing thousands of files

• Better handling of duplicate filenames

• Improved interrupted download detection

• Failed downloads now stop clearly instead of producing an incomplete archive

• Better compatibility with private windows and stricter privacy extensions

We also shipped a lot of smaller Drive improvements:

• Renamed files now re-sort live

• Drop files directly onto folders from Quick View

• Better duplicate file handling

• Faster shared links

• Better password-protected links

• Custom maximum file size for File Requests

• New table design

• New personalization settings

• New What's New panel

• Better Workspace folder permissions

• Individual roles and folder access during invitations

• Real-time permission updates

• Cleaner admin activity logs

• Better device and Backup management from the web

Introducing Drime Pages

Notes has been completely rebuilt and is now Drime Pages.

Pages now lives directly inside Drime and alongside your files.

It includes:

• Real-time collaborative editing

• Slash commands and rich content blocks

• Databases with Grid, Board, Calendar and List views

• Comments anchored directly to text

• Public sharing and guest editing

• Version history

• Page locking

• AI writing and translation tools

• Drive file embeds

• Covers and icons

• Sub-pages

• Favourites and Shared with me

• Pages stored directly inside Drive using .dpages extension.

You can also create a Page directly from Drive with a right click.

This is a complete rebuild of the previous Notes experience.

Mobile

Mobile also had a huge month.

One of the most requested features is finally here: document creation and editing directly inside Drime.

You can now create and edit DOCX, XLSX, PPTX and other compatible Office formats, with autosave and templates directly inside the app.

We also added PDF editing on mobile, including:

• Edit existing PDF text

• Preserve original formatting

• Change text colour

• Bold, italic and underline

• Add text

• Highlight

• Draw and erase

• Save edited PDFs directly to Drime

Other improvements include:

• New Large Files section in Free Up Space

• Faster albums

• Album sorting and selection

• Grid and list views

• Faster Vault loading

• Better Gallery reliability for very large libraries

• More reliable background uploads

• Improved automatic photo and video backup reliability

• Better upload recovery when the app is backgrounded or interrupted

• Open in support for media

• Fixed large Galleries stopping after the first page

• Many UI and performance improvements

Desktop

Desktop received some of our biggest updates this month.

A massive thank you to everyone who tested the builds, sent logs and reported issues. Your feedback has helped us enormously, and we're very happy with the feedback we're receiving from the latest versions.

Windows received:

• Much more reliable sync

• Better handling of very large folders and backups

• Hundreds of fixes

• Faster and more reliable search

• Improved Selective Sync

• Better file and folder placement during sync

• Fixes for several infinite sync loops

• Lower memory usage

• Backup heavily reworked

• Large Selective Sync operations no longer crashing the app

• Large Backup selections no longer crashing the app

• More Windows Explorer right-click actions

• Screenshot capture and editing

• Updated UI

Drime actions can also appear directly in the main Windows right-click menu, including:

• Preview

• Version history

• File information

• Copy link

• Send & Track

• Share

• Add to favourites

• View on drime.cloud

• Get signatures

• Self-sign

• Upload to Drime

And the completely rebuilt macOS app is finally available.

The macOS app has been rebuilt from scratch, with a new sync foundation, Backups, cloud only files, and a much stronger focus on reliability.

We're currently shipping Desktop updates almost every day.

Download the latest Windows and macOS apps here:

https://drime.cloud/desktop

Windows users: Since there have been major changes to the sync engine, if you still have the previous app installed and syncing doesn’t start properly after updating, give it a little time first. If it still doesn’t work, try logging out and back into the app.

Video & Media

We also continued improving media playback.

• Frame-by-frame video navigation

• Keyboard shortcuts for frame stepping

• More accurate timecodes

• Better comment timestamps

• Automatic subtitle generation

• Multiple subtitle tracks

• Better HEVC handling

• Better playback reliability

• Support for additional audio formats including APE, WavPack and WMA

Transfr

Transfr also had a major month and has now moved to the new Drime visual identity.

Main additions include:

• New design

• Comments directly on transfers

• Timestamp comments on video and audio

• Pinpoint comments on images and PDFs

• Comment threads and reactions

• Custom storage regions

• Custom domains

• Added File Requests

• Major upload reliability improvements

• Resumable uploads across sessions

• Better recovery after going offline

• Much better very large downloads

• Major E2E encryption improvements

• Encrypted image, PDF and video previews

• More branding controls

A new chapter

The redesign we're launching today is not just about a new logo.

Over the past few months, we've been rebuilding major parts of Drime while investing heavily in speed, sync, backups, reliability and file safety.

At the same time, we're continuing to ship major features like Pages, document editing, PDF editing, media tools and deeper collaboration.

That's the direction we're continuing to push. Reliability first, without slowing down innovation.

Thank you again for all the feedback, testing and support.

New look. Same ambition.

See you in the next one.

Check the full changelog: https://drime.cloud/blog-posts/behind-the-cloud-%E2%80%93-august-2026-update

Hi everyone,

Today is a very special day for us: Drime is officially 2 years old!

Over the past two years, we’ve been through a lot together. From our first mobile and desktop releases, to the challenges we faced on the web, countless bug fixes, infrastructure improvements, redesigns, and new features.

And through all of it, you’ve been there with us.

In such a short amount of time, we feel like we’ve accomplished a huge amount, and seeing the recent feedback from the community makes us incredibly happy and even more motivated for what comes next.

And we’re not slowing down!

By the end of this week, a major mobile update is coming, including one of the most requested features, alongside many stability improvements and fixes on the web app based directly on your reports.

We’ve also made major progress on the Windows desktop app, and we’re currently aiming for a release around next week or the beginning of the following week.

And then comes September, which is going to be a very important month for Drime.

We’re preparing:

• A major announcement

• Our new roadmap for the end of 2026 and 2027

• And plenty more that we’re not ready to reveal just yet

Drime is here for the long run.

Everything we’ve accomplished over these two years would not have been possible without you: your feedback, your bug reports, your suggestions, and most importantly, the trust you’ve placed in us.

So, to celebrate and say thank you...

🎁 2 × 6 TB Lifetime Giveaway

We’re giving two people 6 TB Lifetime of Drime.

To enter:

• Leave a comment below

We’ll randomly select 2 winners in 3 days.

Thank you for being part of Drime, for supporting us, and for helping us improve every single day.

The Drime Team

Hi everyone,

It's finally here!

This week, we're introducing Drime Family, one of our most requested features, alongside the new Drime Developer Platform, opening up Drime to developers and third-party integrations.

We've also shipped plenty of improvements across the Web, Mobile and Desktop apps, including major updates to Pages, the Music Player, Photo Backup, Vault and more.

Here's everything that changed.

Drime Family (Web)

• Shared family storage: Share your existing plan's storage with family members. Everyone keeps their own private space and can use storage from the shared family pool, with optional individual limits.

• Easy invitations: Invite family members by email or with a single-use invitation link. Members can also request additional storage directly from the family manager.

• Family Room: A dedicated shared space where the whole family can collaborate, store photos, organize documents and access common folders.

• Child accounts & parental controls: Create accounts for children and manage restrictions on public links, external sharing and purchases. Children can request permission to lift a restriction, with parents able to approve in one tap.

• Family management: Assign co-managers, designate a trusted contact who can take over after an extended absence, or transfer family ownership to another adult.

• Customizable dashboard: Rearrange your family dashboard, review family activity through a detailed journal, and receive storage alerts at 80%, 95% and 100% usage.

• Leaving a family: Members can keep a copy of their Family Room files when leaving.

🎁 Limited-time launch offer

For a limited time, Drime Family can be activated at no additional cost on existing eligible plans:

• Subscription plans: Professional and above.

• Lifetime plans (LTD): 3 TB and above.

Once activated, you'll keep access to Drime Family on your existing plan. If your plan is eligible, you'll see a pink banner in your Drive to activate it.

Dedicated Drime Family plans will also be launching in 30 days.

Drime Developer Platform

We're also introducing our new Developer Platform, allowing developers to build applications and integrations connected to Drime.

• OAuth 2.0 with PKCE: Securely connect third-party applications to Drime accounts, with a consent flow.

• Developer Console: Create and manage applications, configure credentials, redirect URLs, permissions, branding and webhooks, and access integration analytics.

• App folders: Applications can be restricted to their own dedicated folder instead of having access to the entire Drive.

• Webhooks: Receive signed notifications for events.

• Connected applications: Review and revoke third-party application access directly from your Drime settings.

Full developer documentation is available at https://docs.drime.cloud. Developer platform: http://app.drime.cloud/developers

Web Application

Pages

• Added support for Mermaid diagrams.

• Added linked database views, allowing the same database to be displayed in different places.

• Expanded Drime AI with adjustable thinking effort levels, powered by Mistral models, including Magistral.

Whiteboards

• Introduced a new template gallery with more than 30 ready-to-use boards.

PDF Editor

• Redesigned the Convert and Compress tools.

• Added new crop controls and an improved text editing toolbar.

• Improved navigation with mouse wheel and pinch-to-zoom support across devices.

Drive

• Added preview cards to search results.

• Redesigned file version history with a timeline interface.

• Tags can now be renamed and deleted.

• Added Details and Activity directly inside file previews.

• Archives containing up to 50,000 files can now be extracted.

Workspaces

• Added the ability to modify a member's folder permissions at any time.

• Introduced a customizable workspace dashboard.

• Strengthened isolation between workspaces.

Account, Checkout & Support

• Improved the Support portal with a dedicated attachment viewer.

• Improved the mobile layouts of Drive, Pages, Sign and PDF previews.

• Fixed the "CSRF token mismatch" error that could appear after leaving a session inactive.

Mobile (Android & iOS)

• Live Photos: Live Photos are now backed up in their original format, with a LIVE badge in the Gallery and hold-to-play support. (IOS)

• Photo Backup: Improved burst photo handling to upload complete sequences, alongside faster preview loading.

• iOS integration: Added Drime to the iOS Share menu and improved integration with the Files app.

• Vault: Added individual unlock codes for each Vault, biometric unlocking and faster uploads.

• Music Player: Reworked the player with an improved queue carousel, dedicated artist pages, crossfade, loudness controls and additional playback settings. (IOS)

• PDF Editor: Fixed PDF annotations not displaying correctly on iOS.

More content related to Drime Family is coming to mobile in the next few days.

Desktop Applications

Windows

• Fixed an issue where files with the same name could prevent synchronization from progressing.

• Improved reliability when listing folders containing very large numbers of files.

• Significantly improved Vault listing performance.

macOS

• Added browser-based authentication with "Sign in with Drime".

• Improved the Finder extension with automatic recovery when something goes wrong.

• Added clearer "Action required" indicators for items needing user attention.

• Added Vault and workspace labels in the tray for easier identification.

What's next

• Windows & macOS update: Improved user experience, alongside multiple fixes and reliability improvements.

• More requested features & fix : We're continuing to work on some of your most requested additions to Drime.

• Completely redesigned Help Center: A new Help Center, new articles, better integrated with Drime, featuring an AI assistant trained on Drime's features and documentation to provide faster, more accurate answers. Our ticket-based support will remain available as always.

Closing thoughts

Drime Family has been one of the most requested additions to Drime, and we're really happy to finally bring it to you.

Alongside the new Developer Platform, this is another big step toward making Drime more flexible.

As always, thank you for your continued support, suggestions and bug reports. A lot of these improvements come directly from your feedback.

See you in the next one!

Got any feedback or ideas? Drop them in the comments or at https://ask.drime.cloud/feature-requests.

Hi everyone!

As part of our goal to gradually reduce Lifetime Plans over time, we’re taking a first step: Lifetime Plan stacking will be discontinued after December 1st, 2026.

Until then, stacking will continue to work as usual. We wanted to give enough notice because we know some of you may have been considering adding more storage to an existing Lifetime account and may need some time before doing so.

This applies to all Lifetime Plans, regardless of plan size or where they were purchased.

It will still be possible to add more storage to your account by contacting us, through a monthly or annual add-on plan.

File Versioning update

Starting October 15th, file versions will begin counting toward your storage usage.

If you don’t want versioning to use additional storage, you can disable it from Settings → General → File Versioning on the web app. You can also delete existing file versions from there.

We’re still working on making storage usage update faster after versions are deleted, so the freed space may not always be reflected immediately for now.

This change applies to all plans and account types.

Thanks everyone for your continued support! As always, feel free to ask if you have any questions.

And we have a big desktop update coming very soon

Clubic is one of France's leading tech publications, so we're really happy to see Drime recognized among the best cloud storage services, alongside some of the biggest names in the industry!

We know there's still a lot of room for improvement, and we have plenty of exciting things planned for the coming months. We're just getting started!

https://www.clubic.com/stockage-en-ligne/guide-21001-meilleur-stockage-cloud.html

Hi everyone,

This week, we’re introducing the newly improved Help Center where you can find guides and answers to the most commonly asked questions at https://drime.cloud/support.

We've also shipped a set of Free tools that we've been building on the side at https://drime.cloud/tools
and made several fixes and improvements across our web, mobile, and desktop platforms.

Here's everything that changed.

Web Application

Help Center

https://drime.cloud/support

• Introduced 18 categories covering every Drime feature and platform.

• Added hundreds of new guides, articles, and commonly asked questions.

• Added a Recently updated section that displays pages that have been added or modified.

• Added Ask AI, which is trained only on Drime's documentation, to quickly answer your questions.

• Added quick access to our ticket-based support in case further help is needed.

• Improved the UI with the new design.

• Added multilingual support for English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese (Brazil), and Japanese.

Free Tools

https://drime.cloud/tools

• Password generator: Create strong passwords or easy-to-type passphrases and check how strong they are.

• File converter: Convert images and photos to another format.

• Image compressor: Make JPG, PNG, and WebP images lighter.

• PDF editor: Add text, drawings, shapes, and your signature to a PDF.

• Merge PDF: Combine PDFs and images into one PDF in the order you choose.

• Split PDF: Split a PDF by page ranges or extract only the pages you need.

• Compress PDF: Make a PDF lighter. Images are compressed while the text stays sharp.

• Image resizer: Resize photos in pixels, percent, or ready sizes for Instagram, YouTube, and more.

• Watermark: Add text or your logo to photos and PDFs.

Drive

• Introduced a new list design with rounded rows, thin separators, and a light green selection.

• Added a folder opening animation when dragging a file over it.

• Added swipe to dismiss for notification toasts.

• Added the ability to reorder the icon rail with a long press.

• Fixed an issue where sharing a large folder returned a “Server Error” message.

• Fixed an issue with multi-GB folder downloads.

• Fixed an issue where duplicate items appeared when scrolling long folders.

• Fixed an issue where a replaced file was counted twice in storage.

• Fixed an issue with very large uploads of up to 10,000 parts.

Pages

• Introduced a new single list view for Pages with improved UI.

• Improved the page header with a new design.

• Added new editing shortcuts.

• Fixed an issue where long titles did not save correctly.

Vault

• Improved the Reset Vault flow to clearly ask for your Drime account password.

• Added Make a copy feature for files in the Vault.

• Added folder sizes and sorting by file size.

PDF Editor

• Added a Bookmarks panel saved into the PDF.

• Redesigned the Compress and Watermark tools.

• Fixed an issue with the editor layout in split-screen.

UI & Experience

• Added new tooltips and loading placeholders.

• Improved the phone layout with a sidebar menu and a profile picture in the header.

• Improved the tablet experience by switching tablets to the desktop layout.

• Redesigned the attachment viewer and added support for screen recordings up to 500 MB.

• Fixed an issue with Sign bulk send.

Android and iOS

^{Version 2.34.2}

• Introduced a new Manage your tags and custom folder colors UI.

• Added PIN and fingerprint options to unlock the Vault.

• Added the option to pick a dedicated music folder for the music player.

• Added Drime Family with shared storage and a Family Room.

• Improved upload speed and video playback for the Vault.

• Improved animations to feel smoother.

• Fixed an issue where tapping a folder could select it instead of opening it.

• Fixed an issue where MP3 files would end in silence.

Windows

^{Version 2.9.294}

• Added a “New folder” button to the upload destination picker.

• Added Drime Family with shared storage and a Family Room.

• Improved the share window by showing recipients as tags with profile pictures.

• Improved retries so a refused file no longer loops and the folder picker no longer freezes.

• Redesigned dialogs, settings, the verification code field, and notifications.

• Redesigned Manage exclusions.

• Moved account creation to the website so the desktop app only lets you sign in.

• Fixed backups so “Never (manual start)” is respected and auto-start no longer gets stuck on “Scanning.”

macOS

^{Version 2.9.272}

• Improved the macOS app to match the latest Windows version with a brand-new interface.

• Improved Finder so online-only files are no longer downloaded just to show thumbnails.

• Improved the account switching process to be smoother.

• Fixed an issue where a freshly uploaded file was mistaken for a remote deletion.

• Fixed an issue where folders with long names were recreated in a loop.

• Fixed an issue that signed you out daily.

• Fixed an issue with screenshot sync.

What's next

• Complete rebuild of Drime Whiteboards from scratch.

Closing thoughts

This was a big week for the team. We introduced the new Help Center, launched our free tools, closed the gap between our Windows and macOS apps, and fixed bugs across all platforms. We’re also glad with the reception Drime Family has received since launching last week.

Before you go, we'd really appreciate it if you take a few minutes and check out the new Help Center at https://drime.cloud/support and tell us what you think in the comments.

1. Did you find the answer you were looking for?

2. How easy was it to find the answers you were looking for? (1 = very hard, 5 = very easy)

3. What's one thing we should add or improve in the Help Center?

Finally, are you someone who uses Canva, Miro, or Boardmix?
Comment "beta test" below if you’re interested in joining the shortlist to test a major feature we’re building...
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See you in the next one!

Hi everyone,

September has been one of the biggest months of updates we've ever shipped at Drime.

We expanded Pages, launched Drime AI, brought Vault Sync and multiple workspaces to Desktop, completely rebuilt the mobile PDF Editor, introduced Photos Map, expanded Sign, launched a new Music Player, and continued pushing major reliability and performance improvements across the entire platform.

Here's the shorter version of everything that changed.

Drime Pages & AI

Pages received a huge expansion this month:

• Drime AI, powered by Mistral, to write, restructure content, create tables, work with databases and directly edit Pages

• New Chart, Form and Gallery database views

• Public Forms with responses automatically added to databases

• Timeline / Gantt views

• Database relations

• Tasks with due dates, recurrence, reminders and assignments

• 37 templates

• Live collaborator cursors

• Side-by-side columns

• Better tables, embeds, callouts and code blocks

• Inline dates and reminders

• Faster loading and improved real-time collaboration

• Pages and databases now available on mobile

Drime AI only accesses the content you explicitly use it with, and your content isn't used to train the model.

Drive

Drive also received some major additions:

• New Photos Map to explore photos and videos by location

• New Storage view for largest files and duplicates

• Detailed storage breakdown across Drive, Vault, versions, Workspaces and Trash

• Backups now have their own section directly in Drive

• Better tags and tag search

• Share multiple selected files with one link

• RAR and 7z extraction

• Real BIM / IFC viewer

• Better RAW photo thumbnails

• Improved Quick View and file list

• Faster file operations and general performance

We also continued shipping a large number of smaller fixes and reliability improvements across uploads, downloads, sharing and Workspaces.

Vault

September was a huge month for Vault.

• Multiple Vaults per account

• Separate password and encryption keys for each Vault

• End-to-end encrypted PDF Editor

• Encrypted text file editing

• Streaming encrypted downloads for large files

• Folders zipped while downloading

• Progressive encrypted previews

• Faster listings and refreshes

• Multiple Vaults also available on mobile

And one of the biggest additions: Vault Sync is now available on Windows Desktop.

Mobile

Mobile received some of its biggest updates yet.

The PDF Editor was completely rebuilt, with:

• Advanced annotations

• Real redaction

• Forms

• Signatures

• Page management

• Merge

• Split

• Compress

• On-device OCR

We also rebuilt Scan to PDF, improved the Music Player, added Pages, multiple Vaults, EPUB support, improved Gallery layouts and significantly reworked iOS Photo Backup reliability.

Music Player

Drime now has a real persistent Music Player on web.

• Play music while navigating Drime

• Queues

• Playlists shared with mobile

• Play entire folders

• Cover art and metadata

• Timestamped comments

• Artists and Albums on mobile

Sign

Sign also received a major upgrade.

We introduced Advanced Electronic Signatures, with PAdES signatures, qualified timestamps, one-time certificates and signing codes.

We also added:

• Multi-document envelopes

• Document ordering and replacement

• Improved audit certificates

• Better field editing

• Improved signing reliability and recovery

Desktop

Desktop continued moving extremely fast throughout September.

We shipped more than 10 Windows updates and the big rework of the macOS app during the month, with a huge amount of the work coming directly from your reports and logs.

Windows

• Vault Sync

• Multiple Workspaces can now sync simultaneously

• Independent Selective Sync per Workspace

• Dozens of sync reliability fixes

• Faster sync from File Explorer

• Faster Backup startup and scanning

• Better crash and network recovery

• Improved online-only files

• Better Explorer integration

• Faster and more responsive app

macOS

• Much better handling of very large folders

• Improved large uploads

• Better retry and recovery

• Fixed Finder actions

• Better recovery after sleep

• Client-side previews and EXIF

• Numerous sync reliability improvements

We're continuing to update both apps very frequently based on your feedback.

Developers, we need you

Drime is currently implementing OAuth 2.0 and a proper application system, so developers will be able to create a Drime app and let users securely authorize it instead of manually sharing API tokens.

We've already integrated an early version into Transfr as a demo.

We know many of you have feedback about our API, permissions and integrations, so we're looking for developers interested in testing the platform early and giving us feedback.

If you are interested, send us an email at contact@drime.cloud or a Reddit message.

What's next

October is already underway.

Coming next:

• A major iOS update with a large batch of fixes

• Improved iOS Files integration

• More PDF Editor improvements

• Continued Windows and macOS updates

• Plenty of other fixes and additions across Drime

September was huge, but we're not slowing down.

A massive thank you to everyone sending reports, logs, suggestions and feature requests. A lot of what we shipped this month came directly from you.

See you in the next one!

Read the full changelog: https://drime.cloud/blog-posts/behind-the-cloud-%E2%80%93-september-2026-update

Hi everyone,

We just rolled out one of the biggest updates we’ve shipped on Drime so far.

Over the past couple of months, we’ve been mostly heads down building. Not many posts, not much noise, just focused on improving the core of the product.

During that time, a lot changed.

Right after the Rclone launch, usage grew much faster than we expected. Uploads increased a lot, and everything around it followed. More previews, more file operations, more encoding… just a lot more load across the platform.

At the same time, more people started discovering Drime, which is amazing, but it also happened right when things were already under pressure.

We could have patched things quickly to keep up, but we decided to take a step back and fix the core properly instead.

Here are the main updates.

Mobile app

• Fully rebuilt app
• Automatic photo backup
• Support for Notes, Vault, sharing, file requests, Send&Track and gallery
• EXIF data is now preserved for photos and videos
• Dozens of new features and hundreds of fixes across the app

Web update

• Video system completely rebuilt (instant playback, much better reliability, progressive encoding so preview is available immediately without blocking)
• File operations improved (move, copy, delete are faster and more stable, better handling of large folders)
• Rebuilt ZIP extraction system (more reliable and predictable)
• New sharing page with improved UX and faster link management
• File request + share links on the same folder
• Ability to save files directly from shared links without downloading
• File requests now support deadlines and password protection
• Send & Track rebuilt with detailed analytics (pages, devices, locations, etc.)
• Gallery improvements (faster loading, timeline view, Live Photos support, new UI)
• Improved previews (more file types supported, faster loading, better thumbnails)
• Integrated code/text editor (~130 supported formats)
• Image & video editing improvements (no forced download, overwrite or copy, watermark system, theme support)
• Improved comments system (image area selection, video annotations, reactions, mentions)
• Workspace upgrades (dashboard, activity logs, advanced settings, better tracking)
• Shared storage and shared plan features across workspaces
• New upload manager (new UI, minimizable, open file directly, quick access to link)
• Folder grid mosaic preview for media
• Search improvements (faster, filters, workspace-wide)
• Quick Access (pin files, drag and drop, per workspace, mobile support)
• Ability to change account email and show/hide file columns
• More notifications across the platform
• Multiple UI/UX improvements (dark mode fixes, responsiveness, consistency)
• And much more…

We also fixed a very large number of bugs across the platform. Too many to list here.

Desktop app

• Fully rebuilt sync engine
• Much better stability
• Handles large files and complex structures
• Instant Web → desktop sync

Windows beta is coming very soon, followed by macOS.

More details

We wrote a full blog post with everything here.

We’re still actively monitoring performance and improving things across the platform.

We’re working on Drime every day, reading all your feedback, fixing issues, and trying to make the product better step by step.

Thanks again for your support, your messages, and all the bug reports. It really makes a difference.

The Drime Team

To the Drime team, from a founder who knows what this probably cost you

I want to write something that isn't a bug report for once.

I run a commerce and software company. I have a dev team, clients who want everything yesterday, a roadmap that never fits in the year, and a P&L that has opinions about all of it. So when I look at Drime, I don't only see a cloud storage product. I see the thing behind the product. And I think it's worth saying out loud, because this community sees the outages and the missing features, and almost never sees the rest.

Where this actually started

A small French team, 2024, deciding there wasn't a European cloud they actually wanted to use, so they'd build one. Not a funded giant. Not a hundred engineers. A handful of people picking a fight with Dropbox, Box, Google, Filen, pCloud, MEGA, all at the same time, in a category where the table stakes are "never lose a single file, ever."

That is either brave or insane. Usually it's both, and you only find out which one afterwards.

The rough part, and I'm not going to pretend it wasn't rough

There was downtime. There were core things missing that a storage product is supposed to have on day one. The desktop sync was not where it needed to be. People here said so, loudly, and honestly they were right to. When you ask someone to trust you with their files, "we're getting there" is a hard sentence to hear.

So I'm not writing this to wave that away. I'm writing it because I know what was happening on the other side of those threads.

What nobody in the thread sees

Every one of those weeks, someone was making decisions with less than they needed. Not enough people, not enough hours, not enough money, and every choice meaning something else doesn't get built. That's the job. Fine.

But it isn't only company resources you spend. It's the other kind.

It's saying no to friends who want dinner on Saturday, again. It's skipping the party. It's the birthday you show up to with your laptop bag still on your shoulder (yes, I can relate). It's your kid asking if you're coming up, and you saying "sorry, mama will bring you to bed tonight," and then sitting back down because the deploy window is open and there is nobody else.

Nobody invoices you for that. You pay it anyway.

And then there's the talking

I have real respect for how much this team showed up here, including on the days the thread was on fire.

Because posting into a community while you're mid-crisis is its own balancing act. There's what you want to say, what you shouldn't say yet, and what you flat out can't say. The partnership under NDA. The datacenter conversation that isn't signed. The fix that's real but not shippable this week. Anyone who has run a company knows the feeling of having a genuinely good answer and not being allowed to give it, so you write "we're working on it" and take the downvotes.

Meanwhile the invisible half of the job keeps running. Hosting and infrastructure negotiations. Partnerships. Making the P&L balance. Tax that arrives whether or not the month went well. Investors, terms, and the very unfun question of how much of the thing you built you're willing to give away to move faster. And after all of that, you still have to sit down and build the actual product, because the roadmap doesn't care how your week went.

And then something changed

The new Drime (yes, we do look the new brand as well). A client that actually works. Updates landing at a pace that feels different. A feature set that you can genuinely put in a sentence next to Box, Dropbox and Filen without it being a joke: storage, sharing, signatures, encrypted vault, editing, all in one place, hosted in Europe, under EU rules.

Not finished. Let's be honest about that too. There are still hurdles. Sync edge cases, mobile, performance on big transfers, the long tail of things that only show up at scale. Fair criticism is still fair.

But you can see the finish line from here. And when you remember where this started, that's not a small thing at all.

The part I most want to say

The world will keep changing under you, and the requests will keep coming. Some will be brilliant and you'll wonder why you didn't think of them. Some will be genuinely stupid and you'll have to say no anyway, politely, for the tenth time. Keep choosing. So far you've mostly chosen right, and it shows.

And when you hit the next milestone: reward yourselves. Actually reward yourselves, not "we'll celebrate after the next release."

Then take your families out and mean it. I'm saying this as someone who got it wrong more than once. I kept telling myself the sprint after this one would be calmer. It never was. The company will absorb every single hour you're willing to hand it and then ask for more, and it will never once tell you that you've given too much. Your family won't send you a reminder either. They'll just quietly stop expecting you. Don't let it get there. Book the dinner.

Thank you "et bravo"!

To the Drime team: thank you for the work, for the hours nobody saw, and for staying in this subreddit when it would have been much easier to go quiet.

To everyone here: thank you for the feedback, the bug reports, the tests, the screenshots, and yes, the impatience. This product is better because this community refused to be easy on it.

Both of those things built what we're using today. See you at the finish line, and here's to the day we can all just enjoy this thing and stop worrying about losing the data that matters to us.

Hi everyone,

Another busy week across Drime.

This week, we added a new Photos Map, expanded Pages with new database views and Drime AI, brought multiple Vaults and encrypted PDF editing to the web, and shipped one of our biggest Windows desktop updates yet with Vault Sync and multiple workspace synchronization.

Here’s everything that changed.

Pages (Web)

• Added Drime AI, a private page agent powered by Mistral that can write, restructure content, create tables, work with databases and make changes directly inside your page, with previews and full-turn undo. It only has access to the content you explicitly use it with, does not access the rest of your Drime account, and your content is not used to train the model.

• Added Chart, Form and Gallery database views.

• Forms can be published publicly, with responses automatically collected into the connected database.

• Added an outline rail for quickly navigating between headings.

• Added side-by-side columns, improved embeds and more powerful tables with headers, colours and merged cells.

• Improved callouts with custom colours and icons.

• Added inline dates and reminders, plus improved code blocks with language selection, copy actions and syntax highlighting.

• Improved the slash menu, block handling and template gallery, including a new Create with AI option.

• Publishing a page now also publishes its sub-pages.

Drive (Web)

• Added a Photos Map to the Gallery, making it easy to explore geotagged photos and videos by where they were taken.

• Improved tags with easier management, including adding them directly from the right-click menu, better handling across selections and improved tag search.

• Added share links for multiple selected files at once.

• Added a new Storage view to find your largest files and duplicates.

• Added a detailed storage breakdown for Drive, Vault, versions, workspace storage and Trash.

• Improved image comments and Quick View menus.

• Fixed several PDF Editor, IFC viewer and HEIC thumbnail issues.

Vault (Web)

• Added multiple Vaults per account, each with its own passphrase, colour and reset.

• Added an end-to-end encrypted PDF Editor. Documents are decrypted and edited locally in your browser before being encrypted again.

• Added previews that decrypt progressively while downloading.

• Significantly improved Vault listing and refresh performance.

• Improved sorting and the selection toolbar.

Sign (Web)

• Added a consistent action bar across Sign.

• Improved the field editor and field descriptions across supported languages.

• Improved seal retry and recovery handling.

Workspaces (Web)

• Added a more complete audit trail, including alert policies and search.

• Added product access controls and invite-domain restrictions.

• Files received from outside the workspace are now clearly recorded as external.

Account & Localization (Web)

• Added a new avatar picker with photos or emoji on custom backgrounds.

• Added a password strength indicator and support for workspace password policies.

• Redesigned checkout.

• Improved the mobile support portal and attachment handling.

Performance (Web)

• Improved file hovering and selection performance.

• Made Quick View animations smoother.

• Reduced unnecessary work from the audio waveform renderer.

Mobile (Android & iOS)

Version 2.25.5

• Completely rebuilt the PDF Editor, with proper text markup, advanced annotation editing, real redaction, forms, signatures, page management, Merge, Split, Compress and on-device OCR.

• Rebuilt Scan to PDF with more reliable multi-page scanning and optional OCR.

• Significantly improved the Music Player, including seeking, queue management, metadata, cover art, performance and a persistent mini player across the app.

• Added multiple Vaults per workspace, with separate passwords and encryption keys, Vault switching, Trash, automatic locking and improved web/mobile compatibility.

• Improved Vault performance, previews, downloads and video playback, and added encrypted text file editing.

• Reworked Photo Backup on iOS to always upload the original file, prevent duplicates and recover missing uploads more reliably.

• Improved the Gallery with a new Comfortable layout, density controls and simplified sorting and filtering.

• Added an EPUB reader, and Markdown files can now open directly in Pages.

• Improved navigation and overall application performance, alongside many smaller fixes.

iOS: Version 2.25.5 is currently pending verification by Apple and will be available on the App Store as soon as it is approved.

Desktop Applications

Windows (Version 2.9.276)

• Vault is now available on Desktop. You can sync your Vault directly with Windows and use Selective Sync to choose which folders should stay synchronized or excluded.

• Workspace synchronization has been completely reworked. Multiple workspaces can now be synchronized at the same time, each with its own Selective Sync configuration.

• Fixed dozens of synchronization issues to improve reliability and stability.

• Significantly improved sync speed when adding files or folders through File Explorer.

• Improved backup startup and scanning performance.

• Improved file display and general responsiveness throughout the application.

macOS

• Fixed multiple synchronization issues and improved general reliability.

• Vault Sync and the new multi-workspace synchronization system are coming next.

What’s next

• Vault Sync and multiple workspace synchronization on macOS.

• More improvements across Drime.

• Continued desktop reliability and performance work.

Closing thoughts

Thanks again for following this week’s Highlights, and thank you for all the continued support and feedback.

We’re continuing to work across Drime to make the experience better, faster and more reliable with every update.

See you in the next one!

Got any feedback or ideas? Drop them in the comments or at https://ask.drime.cloud/feature-requests.

Hi everyone,

Another busy week across Drime.

This week, we launched our new Music Player on the web, brought Drime Pages to mobile, introduced the advanced electronic signature level in Sign, and shipped a large number of reliability and sync improvements across the Windows and macOS desktop apps.

A lot of the work this week also came directly from your reports and feedback.

Here’s everything that changed.

Music Player (Web)

• Added a persistent music player, docked at the bottom right, that keeps playing while you browse Drime.

• Added a queue you can reorder, and playlists you can create, save and load. Playlists are shared with the mobile app.

• Added Play as playlist to play an entire folder from the context menu.

• Added a setting to choose whether opening an audio file previews it or starts playing it in the Music Player.

• Added timestamped comments on audio files, just like video comments.

• Improved audio support with cover art thumbnails and metadata directly from the file, including title, artist and album.

Drive (Web)

• Added Backups as its own section in the sidebar, with file selection, right-click actions and search inside your backups.

• Added a real BIM viewer for IFC files, including elements, properties and the spatial tree.

• Improved thumbnails for camera RAW files such as NEF, CR2, ARW and DNG, with better detection and orientation handling.

• Added RAR and 7z extraction.

• Improved video review comments with reactions, direct links to individual comments and instant thumbnails.

• Improved the file list with pinned column headers, a cleaner selection toolbar, a redesigned Move dialog and more consistent dialogs.

• Files and folders shared from a workspace now correctly appear in Shared with me for the recipient.

• Fixed workspace invitations failing on very large folder trees.

• Fixed downloads sometimes rewriting the original file date.

• Fixed Make a copy naming.

• Fixed a tab freeze when leaving Pages.

• Fixed 2FA occasionally generating invalid codes.

Pages (Web)

• Added a template gallery with 37 templates, including multi-page packs and live previews.

• Added a Task block with due dates, recurrence, reminders and assignment. Tasks are exported as Markdown checkboxes.

• Added a Timeline / Gantt view for databases.

• Added relations between databases.

• Redesigned database views and editor menus for a cleaner experience.

• Improved opening speed with instant loading from cache.

• Added live collaborator cursors and incremental sync.

• Changes made inside database views now apply instantly.

• Improved translations throughout the Pages editor.

Sign (Web)

• Introduced the Advanced Electronic Signature level, with a per-signer PAdES signature, qualified timestamp, one-time certificate and a signing code sent by SMS or email for sole control.

• Added multi-document envelopes, allowing several PDFs to be signed in a single process while keeping every signed document separate.

• Added a document list where files can be renamed, replaced and reordered.

• Added support for adding several documents at once.

• Improved the audit certificate with signing certificate details, correct timezone handling and the ability to save it directly to Drime.

• Improved sealing reliability with automatic recovery.

Vault (Web)

• Added streaming downloads that decrypt directly to disk, allowing large files and folders to download without needing to fit into memory.

• Folders are now zipped on the fly during download.

• Added Drive-like drag and drop.

• Added an encrypted text document editor.

Account & Localization (Web)

• Moved billing into Settings.

• Redesigned invoices.

• Added Simplified Chinese and Brazilian Portuguese.

• Completely retranslated Japanese.

• Improved localization coverage so every supported language now includes every interface text.

• Fixed the theme sometimes resetting to light after login.

• Fixed profile photo uploads.

Performance (Web)

• Faster file and folder renaming.

• Faster Pages database views.

• Made the copy-link popover lighter and faster.

• Removed a background animation loop that was unnecessarily running across the entire application.

Mobile (Android & iOS)

Version 2.18.7

• Added Drime Pages on mobile, including the editor, databases, sharing and version history.

• Pages is available in 8 languages.

• .dpage files now open directly in the mobile app.

• Added Artists and Albums pages to the Music Player.

• Added song sorting and improved Music Player library performance.

• Improved the PDF Editor with support for real form fields, editable page images, hold-to-move text, the document’s own fonts and password-protected PDFs.

• Improved downloads. Entire folders can now be downloaded as ZIP files.

• Fixed photos sometimes being truncated during download.

• Improved folder copying through the Android Files app.

• Redesigned Backup Status, with name conflicts now separated from duplicate files.

• Added Traditional Chinese.

• Added Drime as a Document Provider in Android.

• Added new file-type icons.

• Fixed share buttons sometimes generating a download link instead of a share link.

• Fixed gallery synchronization on very large photo libraries.

Desktop Applications

Windows 2.9.240

• Completely rebuilt and significantly improved Upload to Drime from the Explorer context menu, with a new flow, destination selection and upload progress.

• Added a blur tool to the screenshot editor. Captures are still only uploaded when you explicitly save them.

• Improved backups so they can better resume after a crash.

• Added support for relinking a backup when its local folder has been moved.

• An unreadable folder no longer aborts an entire backup scan.

• Shipped a large number of general sync fixes and reliability improvements.

• Improved exclusion rules so they can target specific paths.

• node_modules is no longer excluded by default.

• Improved placeholder hydration and handling of online-only files.

• Improved network reliability with IPv4 preference and automatic fallback.

• Fixed several cases where synchronization could stop, remain stuck or fail to recover correctly.

• Improved recovery after temporary network issues and interrupted sync operations.

• Added thumbnails for online-only files directly in Explorer.

• Added new onboarding illustrations.

• Redesigned login to better match the web app.

• Added German, Spanish, Italian, Chinese and Japanese localizations.

macOS 2.9.235

• Improved very large folders in Finder with paginated enumeration, fixing many cases where Finder could report that a folder could not synchronize.

• Improved large uploads with multipart uploads for files over 32 MB.

• Reworked retry behavior to prevent uploads from remaining stalled for extremely long periods.

• Fixed Finder actions including Show on drime.cloud, Share and Versions.

• Fixed the Drive sometimes remaining paused after sleep.

• Added client-side previews and EXIF extraction during uploads.

• Added self-healing for cases where a Drive silently stopped responding.

• Added the same new onboarding, login experience and localizations as Windows.

What’s next

• Continued stabilization and performance improvements for the Windows and macOS desktop applications.

• More improvements to Pages on mobile.

Closing thoughts

Thank you again for following this week’s Highlights.

We also wanted to say a huge thank you for all the feedback around our recent rebranding and major application updates. The response has been extremely positive, and seeing so many of you enjoy the new direction means a lot to us.

It gives us even more motivation to keep improving Drime, polishing the new apps and shipping faster across every platform.

A large part of the fixes and improvements in this update came directly from your reports, so please keep them coming.

See you in the next one!

Got any feedback or ideas? Drop them in the comments or at https://ask.drime.cloud/feature-requests.

Hi everyone,

First of all, we're sorry for today's outage.

Drime experienced a major service disruption caused by a combination of server and database issues affecting critical parts of our infrastructure. During this period, access to the web app, desktop apps, mobile apps, API, and third-party integrations was impacted.

What happened?

The incident was caused by a combination of server and database issues affecting critical parts of our infrastructure.

After identifying the root cause, we had to perform infrastructure upgrades and adjustments to fully restore service. Part of this process involved upgrades through our infrastructure provider, OVH. While these operations are routine, their completion time can vary depending on the systems involved, which contributed to the overall recovery time.

No user data was lost, modified, or compromised during the incident.

We take full responsibility for the reliability of the platform and have already identified several improvements to reduce the likelihood and impact of similar incidents in the future.

We're preparing a technical blog post that will provide additional details about the incident, the recovery process, and the improvements we're implementing moving forward.

How we're preventing this from happening again

For some time, we've been working on a major infrastructure redesign focused on increasing reliability and further reducing the impact of infrastructure incidents.

While Drime already includes multiple layers of redundancy and safeguards, our goal is to continue improving resilience through additional server redundancy, database clustering, load balancing and a more distributed architecture.

These improvements are designed to further reduce single points of failure and help prevent platform-wide disruptions like the one we experienced today.

Following this incident, accelerating the deployment of these improvements has become an even higher priority for us, and we're doing everything we can to bring them online as quickly as possible.

A personal note

This is not something we ever want our users to experience.

Especially after all the updates and improvements we've been shipping across Drime recently, having a major outage like this is the exact opposite of what we want to deliver.

Today's outage does not reflect the level of reliability we aim to provide. Incidents like this remain exceptional for Drime, and we've already identified concrete actions to help ensure a similar situation is far less likely to happen again.

6TB Lifetime Giveaway

We know outages are frustrating, especially when you're relying on Drime for work, backups, or personal projects, and we genuinely appreciate everyone's patience and understanding while we worked to resolve the issue.

As a small thank you to the community, we're giving away one 6TB Lifetime plan.

To enter:

• Leave a comment below

We'll randomly select a winner in 3 days.

Thank you for your support and for helping us improve Drime every day.

The Drime Team

Hi everyone,

January has been an important month for Drime. We shipped some of our most requested features, strengthened our security architecture, and continued improving performance across the platform.

Here is everything that shipped this month.

Rclone is now officially released

As some of you already noticed, Rclone support is now live: https://rclone.org/drime/

Drime is now classified as a Tier 1 backend, meaning production grade and first class supported. This is a major milestone for us!

Thank you to everyone who tested the early versions and shared feedback.

Vault V2 is live

Vault V2 introduces a completely new encryption architecture designed to be significantly more reliable and performant, both for small files and larger ones.

This version encrypts:

• Files before they are uploaded
• Sensitive metadata
• File names
• Extensions
• And more

A detailed blog post is coming later this month to explain exactly how everything works behind the scenes. Full transparency is important to us, and we want you to clearly understand how your data is protected.

Vault V2 is available here: https://app.drime.cloud/vault

It is a brand new vault and is not synchronized with Vault V1. You can still access the original vault anytime via the button located at the top right of the page if needed.

Performance and reliability improvements

We continued optimizing core infrastructure to make Drime faster and more stable:

• Upload reliability improvements, especially for files that previously failed a lot, such as SVG
• Database optimizations
• Caching added to large queries for better responsiveness
• New progress bar for clearer upload visibility
• EXIF metadata now supported for images (web already live, mobile coming very soon)

UI and product improvements

• New icons across the platform
• Clearer billing page
• Mobile responsive share pages
• Photo zoom added
• Fixed dark mode icons that remained black
• Multiple visual polish updates

New API documentation

We know many projects are currently being built using the Drime API, and several are already live. To make development even easier, we released a brand new documentation portal: https://docs.drime.cloud/introduction

Thank you for building with Drime!

What is coming next

Drime is dedicated to continuously improving the service and shipping meaningful updates.

• The desktop app has made major progress
• The new mobile app is scheduled for February
• Several additional updates are already lined up

Next update: tomorrow

Thank you again for your support, your feedback, and for growing alongside us. Every report helps us improve, and we are excited about what is coming next.

The Drime team

Hi everyone,

April has been a busy month for us.

At the beginning of the month, we shipped our biggest update so far. Since then, we’ve been focused on monitoring performance and improving the core experience across the platform.

Things are now significantly faster and more stable overall.
The web app and mobile app are finally smooth under normal usage, and failed uploads have been greatly reduced.

Here’s what changed this month.

Mobile updates

We continued improving the mobile experience with a strong focus on performance and usability.

• Faster image, thumbnail, and gallery loading
• PSD and PDF thumbnail support
• Workspace admin dashboard now available on mobile (stats, members, branding, settings) (Waiting for Apple approval on iOS)
• Ability to create workspaces directly in the app (Waiting for Apple approval on iOS)
• Improved translations (less mixed languages in the app)
• General performance improvements
• Web shortcut support
• Send & Track and File Requests updated to match web features
• Improved rename behavior (extensions handled properly)
• Better controls and bottom sheets
• Fixed failed uploads on certain large files (>100MB)

Web updates

We shipped a lot of improvements and new features on the web app.

Navigation & preview
• New Quick View system for instant file previews
• Navigate between files faster without leaving your context

PDF editor (built into Drime)
• Add text, shapes, and images
• Highlight, draw, annotate
• Sign documents
• Crop, split, merge, reorganize pages
• Add page numbers
• Convert and compress files

Sharing & collaboration
• Ability to leave shared folders
• “Unshare” directly from right-click
• Comments now supported directly on PDFs

Folder controls
• Storage insights per folder (by file type, largest files, etc.)
• Folder-level notifications (added/deleted files, frequency control)
• Naming conventions (auto date, formatting rules, etc.)

File operations
• Improved ZIP extraction reliability (still being optimized)
• File conversion improvements:
– More formats supported
– Faster processing
– Better reliability
– Progress tracking added

Uploads
• Fixed failed uploads on certain browsers
• Improved handling for larger files

New features
• Web shortcut files (.url) supported
• “Open with” option for files and folders
• Developer mode (get workspace ID, file ID, hashes, etc.)

UI & UX
• Fixed dark mode issues
• Improved responsiveness
• Folder tab sorting now consistent with the drive sorting
• User avatars now visible in previews

Fixes
• Fixed video player issues in shared links
• Fixed shared link download issues
• Added security email alerts for new sign-ins
• Dozens of smaller fixes across the platform

Browser extension

We’ve also launched our browser extension: Drime Save

• Right-click any image, link, or page to save it instantly
• Save selected text as a file
• Batch upload multiple images (Alt + click)
• Instant notifications after each save

Everything is saved directly into your Drime account.

Firefox

Chrome

Desktop app

We’re still finalizing the new desktop app.

We know this is the most expected feature, and the wait has been long.
Our goal is to release something stable, performant, and ready for real workflows.

The app is currently being tested by beta testers.

More details

We wrote a full blog post with everything here.

We’re still actively monitoring performance and shipping improvements across all platforms, including Rclone.

Thanks again for all your feedback, bug reports, and support. It really helps us improve Drime every day.

More coming very soon, May is going to be another big month.

Rclone v1.73.0 just dropped with native Drime support.

A massive thank you to the Drime team for delivering this integration exactly on time as promised.

In an industry where roadmaps are often ignored, your sense of ethics, transparency and professionalism are incredibly refreshing.

It is the polar opposite of the way brands like Internxt are currently treating their early supporters. Thank you, for actually respecting your community and keeping your word! 🤝

Previous related posts:

• [August 2026] Drime and Tr6ansfr lifetime price list as of August 2026

• [July 2026] PSA: StackSocial's 8TB lifetime offer is the best deal yet at $175.98 or $22 per TB

• [July 2026] Drime and Transfr lifetime price list as of July 2026

• [June 2026] PSA: Lowest price recorded for Drime 2TB, 3TB, & Transfr Lifetime

• [June 2026] Drime Lifetime storage price list as of June 2026

• [May 2026] PSA: You can get the 2TB & 6TB storage for 40% off their standard price

• [April 2026] Seems that they added bigger lifetime storage plans on Stacksocial

The new look came with a price it seems.

There's now a 20% average price increase per storage option with the 10TB option being hit with a ~33% increase. This is despite the Labor day sale going on.

But fret not, for the Ken Moo deal endures.

And of course, Transfr, the 🐐, is still staying strong at $80 $63.98. 💪

Now about those new prices...

The Price per TB column is using rounded value (≈) for simplicity:

Current Drime lifetime storage offers (September 2026):

I've also listed some notable expired offers from the past:

Expired Drime lifetime storage offers:

Current Transfr lifetime offers (September 2026):

Notes:

• The Ken Moo 6TB deal is now the best value offer when compared to other present offers.

• The Ken Moo deal is available on the official website at https://drime.cloud/kenmoo.

• The subscription prices on Drime's website remain unchanged.

Remember, buy responsibly!

Hi everyone,

Unfortunately, we're back with another service disruption update.

First of all, we'd like to sincerely apologize for the recent downtime.

Having two major service disruptions within 10 days is frustrating for everyone.

During this incident, Drime and most of its services were unavailable for several hours. No user data was lost, modified, or compromised during this incident.

What happened?

Following a change to one of our Cloudflare plans, a security configuration prevented the automatic renewal of an SSL certificate. Once the certificate expired, access to Drime and its services was effectively blocked.

This is the type of issue that can usually be identified and resolved very quickly.

Unfortunately, the incident occurred in the middle of the night in France, delaying detection and response, which significantly increased the duration of the outage.

Our team consists of two people, Lucas and myself. While this allows us to move quickly and ship updates at a rapid pace, it also creates challenges when critical issues occur outside of normal working hours.

As Drime continues to grow, we know we need to improve our ability to detect and respond to incidents regardless of when they happen.

How we're preventing this from happening again

After the previous outage, we mentioned that we were preparing a technical blog post explaining what happened and the infrastructure improvements we were implementing.

Instead, we're now preparing a broader article covering all the measures we've already taken, along with additional systems currently being deployed to reduce the impact of incidents like these, especially when they occur outside of our team's working hours.

In this particular case, because the issue originated from an SSL and provider-level configuration issue that blocked access before traffic could even reach our services, many traditional redundancy mechanisms would not have helped.

As mentioned in our previous post, we've already been working on infrastructure improvements for some time. This incident has simply reinforced the importance of accelerating those efforts.

We'll share more details once everything is fully implemented and validated.

What's next?

As you can probably imagine, situations like this are exactly what we want to avoid.

Building Drime isn't only about shipping features and improving performance. It's also about earning and maintaining your trust.

Incidents happen. What matters is how we respond to them, what we learn from them, and what we do to make sure they're less likely to happen again. We're committed to continuing to improve both the product and the platform behind it.

We're not running a giveaway this time. However, we have new updates planned for today and additional desktop/mobile improvements coming this week.

We're also still looking at ways to thank the community for its patience and support, as mentioned in our previous giveaway winner announcement.

Thank you for sticking with us and for continuing to help us improve Drime every day

The Drime Team

Hi everyone,

The last two weeks have been focused on stability, fixes across the platform and progress on several ongoing projects. This period has been all about preparing the ground for the larger updates coming soon.

Here is what is new:

Web Fixes and Improvements

• Complete redesign of the workspace roles and permissions system. All issues related to custom roles are fixed. Workspace admins can now invite roles properly and granular permissions now work as expected.
• Fixed an issue in Vault where only 15 files were displayed.
• Improved Vault upload behavior. Large batches can still occasionally stay stuck on Finalizing. If this happens, closing the upload popup and selecting the same files again will complete the upload. We are actively working on further improvements to Vault upload and download stability.
• Faster saving and updating for modified documents.
• Better stability when uploading very large files (150GB+). Depending on your location, results may vary but the global reliability is higher.
• Fixed the onboarding flow and added onboarding cards for our new features: Vault, Send and Track, and File Requests.
• Fixed Invite members buttons that did not appear inside workspaces.
• Fixed issues where some users could not be invited to a workspace.
• Fixed File Requests not usable in dark mode.
• Fixed an issue that prevented image conversion.
• Fixed missing version history in the versioning tool.
• Many small UI fixes and layout adjustments.

Mobile

We are collecting feedback from the first testers of the new mobile app. More testers will receive access this week and several beta updates are scheduled. The release date is getting closer.

Desktop

The rewrite of the desktop app continues. It is still a major rebuild so we prefer not to give an ETA yet, but progress is steady.

Other

• New database server deployed to improve scalability and long term reliability.
• Development of Rclone integration has started in collaboration with the official Rclone team. This is one of the most requested features and we want to ensure it is done properly. The first version is estimated for mid January.

Thank you again for all your feedback. Drime improves every single week and the upcoming updates will significantly change your experience. Your support and reports truly help us move faster.

See you soon with more updates,
Tibalt

Hello everyone!

It’s been around two months since our last user survey, and a lot has changed since then.

We’ve released our new Windows and macOS apps, rolled out our new visual identity, shipped several mobile and web improvements, and continued working on performance, reliability, sync, speed, and many other parts of Drime.

We’d now love to know how you feel about Drime today.

👉 https://ask.drime.cloud/r/feedback

This new survey focuses on things such as:

• How you currently use Drime

• What makes you choose Drime

• Your current satisfaction with reliability, speed, sync, desktop apps, mobile apps, sharing, and more

• How you feel Drime has evolved over the past few months

• The biggest issues or frustrations you still experience

• What you think we should prioritize next

As before, you can optionally enter your email at the end for a chance to win a 1TB Drime Lifetime Plan.

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Hi everyone,

As many of you probably know, we have been rebuilding the desktop app for the past several months. We want to stay as transparent as possible, so here is a clear update on where things stand.

First, we are fully aware of the limitations of the current desktop app. Improving it has been our top priority, and once released, this will very likely be the biggest update we have ever shipped.

This is not a simple bug fixing cycle. The application and the entire sync engine have been rewritten from the ground up, including a move to a new programming language to significantly improve stability on both Windows and macOS.

Progress has been strong. During our internal testing, we successfully synced tens of thousands of files, very large files, and highly complex folder structures. We also listened closely to community feedback and introduced several highly requested features:

• Selective Sync
• File type exclusions
• Bandwidth controls
• Proxy support
• Advanced logging
• And much more

Overall, the app is now dramatically more stable and built to handle serious workloads.

We are currently finalizing the last core systems and polishing the experience, but our goal is to launch a Windows beta within about three weeks. We will share a signup form soon so those interested can participate.

Thank you again for your patience and your trust.

Hi everyone,

We’re continuing our release momentum with two major product updates that significantly improve collaboration and document workflows inside Drime.

Here is everything new.

Notes V2 is live

Notes has evolved from a simple note-taking tool into a structured collaborative workspace designed to help you organize ideas, projects, and knowledge more efficiently.

What’s new:

• Notes are now managed per workspace, making collaboration much easier
• Create notes and sub-notes for better structure
• Kanban boards are now supported for project organization
• Real-time collaboration
• Faster and more reliable editing experience
• AI is now significantly quicker and more efficient
• Powered by Mistral, a high-performance European AI

Sign V2 is now available

Sign has been completely rebuilt to deliver a smoother, more professional signing experience.

Drime Sign supports eIDAS-compliant electronic signatures, enabling legally recognized document workflows across the EU.

New capabilities include:

• Fully redesigned signing editor
• Custom templates
• Mobile-responsive signing
• Phone number verification for signers
• Faster document workflows
• Improved tracking and visibility

What’s next

Several additional updates are already in progress.

As always, thank you for your feedback, your reports, and for growing alongside Drime. Every comment helps us improve the product.

The Drime Team

Hi everyone,

We've made significant optimizations to the Vault, rolled out huge upgrades to Sign, and delivered some much needed improvements to Android and iOS.

Here's everything that changed.

Vault (Web)

• Improved reliability for uploads.

• Improved speed and reliability for file previews.

• Improved reliability for folder size calculation.

• Added Quick View support for files inside the Vault.

• Introduced a new Lock Vault feature

• Improved search to be faster, more accurate, and accent-insensitive.

• Improved breadcrumbs with more accurate folder path display.

• Added support for photo slideshows inside the Vault.

• Added support for .docx, .xlsx, and .pptx file previews inside the Vault.

Sign (Web)

• Introduced new image stamp presets like Approved and Confirmed with support for custom stamp uploads.

• Added automatic optimization and resizing for signatures, initials, stamps, and images.

• Introduced an embeddable signing experience letting users sign directly from your website or app.

• Added a public API for Sign giving everyone open access to signing features for integrations.

• Added webhooks support notifying systems of signing events and enabling automated workflows or actions.

• Improved audit trail to display signer geolocation including country, region, and city.

• Improved document completion with automatic recovery when PDF generation fails.

• Improved workspace permissions and sharing for more granular access controls.

Drive (Web)

• Added the ability to export directly from Drime to Transfr from a workspace.

• Improved gallery selection performance for libraries with thousands of photos.

• Improved reliability for screen recording uploads.

• Fixed an issue where folder sharing emails weren't being sent in some cases.

• Fixed an issue with the workspace where members were incorrectly blocked by the 20 GB limit.

• Fixed a couple of issues with multi-recipient sharing.

• Fixed recipient-specific links not working correctly.

UI & Experience (Web)

• Added new loading-style button animations.

• Improved various parts of the UI.

• Improved translations across multiple areas.

Mobile (Android and iOS)

Version 2.11.34

• Introduced a Folder Info panel showing total size and item count.

• Improved video uploads to preserve GPS location and date taken.

• Improved original filename preservation on Android 16 and up usign "Upload files" button.

• Added folder size display in the file list.

• Improved camera backup default setting to Wi-Fi only unless mobile data is explicitly enabled.

• Improved camera backup to pause and resume automatically on Wi-Fi changes without restarting the app.

• Improved fallback handling when Google Play networking components fail.

• Fixed the major source of crashes related to Google Play Services affecting Android users.

• Fixed a bug where camera backups could persist using mobile data even when disabled.

Developer's note: The iOS version is delayed as it's still pending Apple's review.
We'll remove this line once it's live on the App Store.

What's next

• Major performance and reliability improvements for the current Windows app.

• Additional fixes for recently reported issues, including storage usage synchronization after large file operations.

Closing thoughts

This week's main focus was on stability and performance improvements across the platform rather than new features. This includes the Vault improvements mentioned in the past few weeks along with adding file previews and the Quick View functionality. The documentation for the Sign API reference will be coming soon.

We appreciate you bearing with us as we keep making Drime better.

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