Xocat.host is a private, invite-only file hosting service backed by Cloudflare R2 storage. It is operated as a personal project, not a commercial company, and is provided as-is with no guaranteed uptime, support, or service level.

Access is granted through invite codes. By creating an account or uploading a file, you agree to these terms.

• Accounts are created using an invite code. The bootstrap environment code creates the first account only, all other accounts require a one-time invite code generated by an existing account.
• You are responsible for keeping your account credentials and profile picture link private if you don't want them shared.
• One account per person unless explicitly permitted by the operator.
• Accounts found sharing invite codes for spam, abuse, or resale may be suspended without notice.

• Regular accounts have a fixed storage quota of 500 MB shown on the dashboard. Premium accounts have a 2 GB quota, and purchased extra storage adds $1 per extra GB. Uploads that exceed the account quota will be rejected.
• Regular individual file uploads are limited to 10 MB. Premium individual file uploads are limited to 100 MB. Files larger than your tier limit will be rejected.
• Supported upload types include images, gifs, webp, avif, videos, and regular files, subject to any additional restrictions set in account settings.
• The autowipe setting, when enabled, will automatically delete files after the configured period. It is off by default and applies going forward only, it does not retroactively guarantee retention of existing files.
• The exploding files setting allows single-open (view once) uploads. Once a file has been opened under this setting, it is deleted and cannot be recovered by you or the operator.
• The clear location data setting strips embedded metadata (such as GPS EXIF data) from uploaded images by default. You are still responsible for reviewing files before upload if metadata removal is critical to you.

Subdomains configured under domain settings (such as a custom CDN subdomain) route uploads through DNS records controlled by the operator. Removing a domain from your settings does not retroactively delete files already served through it, but new uploads will stop routing through a removed domain.

The operator may remove any file or account at their discretion, particularly in response to a valid copyright complaint, legal request, or violation of section 4. If you believe content hosted on xocat.host infringes your rights, contact the address in section 9 with enough detail to identify the file (URL, upload date, and a description of the issue).

Xocat.host is provided as-is and as-available. The operator does not guarantee that the service will be uninterrupted, secure, or error-free, and is not liable for data loss, including files deleted through autowipe, exploding files, account termination, or service discontinuation. Keep independent backups of anything you cannot afford to lose.

The operator may suspend or delete your account and associated files at any time, with or without notice, for violation of these terms or for operational reasons (such as shutting down the service entirely). You may request deletion of your own account and data at any time by contacting the operator.

These terms may be updated at any time. Continued use of xocat.host after changes are posted constitutes acceptance of the updated terms. For questions, takedown requests, or account issues, contact support@xocat.online.