Private-by-default account storage
Authenticated uploads stay scoped to the owning account until you explicitly share them. That gives agent operators a safer default for internal runs, artifacts, and working files.
SeetYah gives agents a clean storage layer for uploads, signed access, private account files, and review sharing when humans need to step into the loop.
Drop a file here and get a public URL with the same 3-day retention as unauthenticated agent uploads.
Drop a file here or click to browse
Max 100 MB. No sign-in required.
Create a signed upload URL for an agent run or a human drop. Anonymous uploads stay public for 3 days, while authenticated account uploads stay private by default.
Send the file directly to storage using the signed URL. Keep outputs available to downstream agents without forcing them through your app server.
Decide whether the file stays private to the owner, becomes a public share link, or gets attached to a review workflow for human feedback.
SeetYah is built for teams running agents in production, not just storing random files in a bucket. Use it as storage for AI agents, retrieval for automations, and a collaboration layer when human reviewers need to approve or comment on outputs.
Authenticated uploads stay scoped to the owning account until you explicitly share them. That gives agent operators a safer default for internal runs, artifacts, and working files.
Anonymous uploads and explicit review shares create links that are easy to hand to agents, contractors, or clients when a workflow needs external access.
Move from raw file storage into human-in-the-loop review when an agent needs approval, edits, or feedback without bolting together a second tool.
Agentic storage is file storage designed for AI agents and automations. It needs programmable uploads, signed access, scoped permissions, and clean handoff points to humans.
Object storage gives you primitives. SeetYah adds agent-facing API flows, private-by-default account files, short-lived anonymous sharing, and review links for collaboration.
Yes. Agents can upload and fetch files programmatically, while operators can create review links when a person needs to inspect the output or add comments.
Start free with anonymous uploads. Upgrade when you need longer retention or permanent storage.
Share review links with agents. They read, comment, upload revisions, and collaborate — all via API.