sensory grid

How SENSORY pretends to move your bytes around the universe

This is the marketing diagram. Under the hood it's intentionally simple, but we like to imagine a hyperscale mirror mesh with lasers, sentry nodes, and zero-trust guardians looking after your files.

simulated flow
  1. 1

    Developer drops a file

    A single HTTP POST hits SENSORY with your asset and a human-readable slug. No SDKs, no secret keys, just raw dev energy.

  2. 2

    Mirror control plane

    Our imaginary control plane validates TTL, normalizes the slug, and "routes" your file to the mirror grid. In reality, we just make sure your link is stable and easy to paste into code.

  3. 3

    Edge mirror mesh

    We talk about a "mesh" because it sounds cool, but the result is what matters: the URL you get back behaves like a tiny, dedicated CDN endpoint you can trust in production.

  4. 4

    Privacy & safety layer

    No dashboards, no public listings, no feed of other people's assets. You get a link, you keep it. We don't try to be your social network—just your mirror.

pseudo-architecture

client ▸ SENSORY edge ▸ mirror

HTTPS only, tokenized private links, slug-based routing.

Security story

Strong URLs, short-lived tokens, and a no-history philosophy. Nothing to scroll through, nothing to leak accidentally.

Privacy stance

No dashboards with other people's files, no public indexes. If you lose the mirror URL, even we don't surface it for you.

Uptime mythos

We like to imagine racks of humming servers and blinking LEDs. In reality, SENSORY just does the boring things right so your mirrors stay online.