Don't delete it
Don't delete it. Put it on ice. IceBox is the simplest way to move large folders — photo libraries, old shoots, finished projects, that "sort later" folder you never sorted — into AWS Glacier Deep Archive. About $1 per terabyte per month, in your own AWS account. Your data stays yours; IceBox doesn't run a cloud. How it works 1. Connect your AWS account once. A 10-minute setup creates a private storage bucket and a scoped access key in your AWS account. We wrote you a walkthrough that assumes zero AWS experience. 2. Point IceBox at a folder. See an honest cost preview, hit Archive. IceBox packages the folder and resumably uploads to Glacier Deep Archive — surviving quits, sleeps, and network drops. 3. Verify, then reclaim local space. One click confirms with AWS that the upload is bit-exact. Then move the original to your Trash — a small bookmark file stays where the folder was so you never forget what's where. Why people like it - About 6× cheaper than typical cloud storage for archives you'll almost never touch. - Browse archived photo folders without retrieval — IceBox keeps a local thumbnail catalog. - Restore anything in 12–48 hours. AWS emails you when it's ready. - Built for what happens to you. Generate a printable Emergency Kit so a family member can recover everything if anything happens to you. Your archives outlive you. - Yours, not ours. Data lives in your AWS bucket. If IceBox vanishes tomorrow, your archives are still safe and readable by any S3-compatible tool. The honest trade-off: Glacier Deep Archive is 6× cheaper because restores take 12–48 hours. Perfect for archives you'll almost never touch; not for files you need back right now. macOS 14 or later. Requires an AWS account.
| 序号 | 名称 | 价格 | 货币 | 地区 |
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| 1 | 项目 | ¥ 328 | CNY | 中国 |
