Backblaze B2 Explorer vs Hauk

Discover the fastest, most secure way to access your cloud storage on iPhone and iPad. Browse, stream, and manage your Backblaze B2 and S3-compatible buckets with a beautifully designed native app built for speed and simplicity. Whether you’re checking files on the go, streaming media directly from the cloud, or sharing content with colleagues, this app puts your entire cloud storage at your fingertips—without the clutter. Key Features • Seamless Backblaze B2 Browser Navigate your B2 buckets with a clean, intuitive interface. Browse folders, search files, and organize your cloud storage just like a local file manager. • Instant Cloud Media Playback Stream videos, music, and compatible media files directly from Backblaze B2 or any S3-compatible storage—no waiting for downloads. Enjoy smooth playback of your favorite content wherever you are. • Full S3-Compatible Access Connect to any S3-compatible bucket in seconds. Manage files across multiple providers with the same fast, reliable experience. • Quick Preview & Share Actions Preview documents, images, and media instantly. Share files with one tap using native iOS share sheets—perfect for collaboration and on-the-go productivity. • Apple-Certified Security Your data stays private. Built with Apple’s highest security standards, including secure authentication and encrypted connections, so you can access your cloud storage with complete peace of mind. Why users love it Stop switching between browser tabs and desktop apps. This is the dedicated cloud storage companion for Backblaze B2 and S3 users who want speed, simplicity, and rock-solid security on iOS. Perfect for creators, remote workers, developers, and anyone who relies on cloud storage every day. Download now and take control of your Backblaze B2 and S3 storage—anytime, anywhere. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

This app is a client for the self-hosted Hauk software. It allows you to privately share your location with others. It does not rely on my server or that of a third party. Instead, you host the server yourself. That way, your location is only being shared with the one you want to share it with.