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Launch date: Sunday, August 15, 2027 at 08:00 AM UTC
Spike is a private library for storing, sharing, and selling digital files. Upload photos, videos, audio, PDFs, archives, design packs, and other files into folders, then share them through controlled links.
Create protected previews with passwords, expiry dates, blur, watermarks, and limited audio, video, or PDF access. When you want to sell, add a price to a file or folder and use the same link for checkout and delivery.
Spike is built for photographers, designers, musicians, filmmakers, educators, creators, freelancers, studios, and agencies. Use it for client deliveries, digital products, creative assets, exclusive content, and more.
Upload your files once, keep them in your private library, and decide how each file or folder is shared.
Keep your digital content organised in private folders. You can upload different types of files and group them around clients, projects, products, collections, or releases.
Your files stay in your library, so you can return to a folder whenever you need to share or sell its contents.
Spike gives you more control over what people can access before receiving the full files. Use protected previews to show your work while keeping the original downloads locked.
Passwords and expiry dates can help you control access to shared links. Blur, watermarks, and limited previews can also be used for photos, audio, video, and PDF content.
Turn a file or folder into a digital product by adding a price. Customers can open the same link, view the available content, complete checkout, and unlock the full download after payment.
This makes Spike useful for selling photo collections, templates, design packs, fonts, beats, sample packs, ebooks, course materials, video files, exclusive content, and other digital products.
Photographers can use Spike for wedding, portrait, event, and client galleries.
Designers can share or sell templates, UI kits, mockups, fonts, and brand assets.
Musicians and producers can deliver beats, stems, sample packs, and licences.
Filmmakers and editors can share client cuts, LUTs, stock files, and large video exports.
Educators and writers can deliver ebooks, worksheets, guides, and course files.
Creators can use Spike for exclusive sets, behind-the-scenes content, fan drops, and digital releases.
Freelancers, studios, and agencies can use Spike for client deliveries and digital products from the same private library.
Customise your share pages with your name, logo, and appearance. This gives clients and customers a more recognisable experience when they open your links.
Creators can also build a storefront for their digital products and present multiple products from one place.
Spike provides simple aggregate analytics for views and downloads. This gives you a straightforward overview of how your shared content is being accessed.
The same link can take a customer from preview to purchase and download. You can upload your files once, share a protected preview, and add a price when you are ready to sell.
Spike keeps the files in your private library while giving you control over how they are presented, shared, and sold.
Create your Spike account, upload your files, and organise them into private folders. Create a share link and choose the access settings that suit your content.
If you want to sell the files, add a price to the folder or file. Customers can then use the same link to view the content, complete checkout, and unlock the full download.
Spike brings private file storage, secure file sharing, protected previews, paid downloads, and digital product delivery together in one place.
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Spike is free to use.
Yes. Spike is free to use.
Spike supports Web. Check the official website for device requirements, browser support, and native app availability.
Freja Madsen is listed as the maker behind Spike. You can follow the project on Aura++ for launch updates, community feedback, and the official website link.
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You can try Spike on its official website (spike.zip). The Aura++ listing links to the product and includes community comments and upvotes from launch day.
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