Everything in Gyggle.

Splits files into encrypted chunks sized to your network and your patience. Resumable, parallel, and checksum-verified end to end. Interrupted upload? It picks up at the last good shard.

A JSON index of every shard, replicated into every linked account and stored locally. It's plain text, documented, and yours. If Gyggle vanished tomorrow you could rebuild your archive with cat and a shell script.

Gyggle tracks real-time quota across every account and routes new shards to whoever has the most headroom. Set per-account caps if you want to keep one account pristine. Rules are yours to write:

if account.quota_free > 5GB and account.tag == "cold" then prefer

Tag an account as "cold" and Gyggle quietly migrates your least-recently-accessed files there. Reclaim your fast, high-quota accounts for things you actually open. Cold files stay one click from warm.

Computes perceptual hashes for images and content hashes for everything else, then finds the same file living in three accounts under two names. Review side-by-side, delete with confidence, watch your free space grow.

Configurable alerts at 80% / 90% / 95% quota. Email, push, or webhook. Webhooks mean you can wire Gyggle into your own monitoring stack — because of course you will.

A real queue. Pause, resume, reorder, throttle bandwidth, schedule for 2 AM. See per-shard progress with live throughput graphs.

Every shard created, moved, verified, or deleted. Filterable, exportable as CSV or JSON. Answers the question "what happened to my files in March" without a support ticket.

Export Manifest gives you the manifest plus a Python reconstruction script. Run it anywhere with your passphrase. No Gyggle account required. That's the whole point.

Link your laptop, desktop, and phone to the same Gyggle account. Manifests sync; shards stay put. Same library everywhere.