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File storage

When your app needs user file uploads (images, PDFs, and similar), Mythex can enable file storage for the project automatically. You do not provision a bucket by hand. App storage is available on Free and Pro. Free is capped at 1 GB.

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Your files

Open the project name → Settings → File storage (on a phone, tap the project name and choose File storage). Until your app stores something, it says No file storage yet or No files yet. Project settings → File storage Every file your app has stored is listed with its size and when it last changed, with the total at the top.
  • Search finds a word anywhere in a file’s name.
  • Sort by clicking Name, Size or Modified. Newest first is the default.
  • Open, Download or Delete any file from its row. Deleting asks first; anything in your app that shows that file stops showing it.
  • The list shows 25 files at a time, with arrows to move between pages.

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Download all

Download all puts every file into one .zip and downloads it, with the folders kept as they are. It takes a few seconds for a small app and longer for a large one; the download starts by itself when it’s ready. It works on Free and Pro, even when your Cloud credits are empty. A zip holds up to 5 GB. If your files add up to more, download them one by one.

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How to use it

Ask the agent to add upload flows (for example profile photos or document uploads). Prefer the platform storage path over inventing local disk persistence — published hosting is not a durable local filesystem.

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Your app’s storage key

Your app reaches its files with a storage key that belongs to this project alone. It can read and write only this project’s own folder — never another project’s files, and nothing else in the account. Mythex gives it to your app for you, in the preview and when you publish; you never paste a key in.

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What it costs

Stored files and downloads spend from monthly Cloud credits (File storage category), like publishing and hosting: storage by size, measured hourly, and downloads by how much is downloaded — including files you open or download from settings. Pro pays half the Free rate — see Hosting limits.