From Cloudbrand to Tarkle Send
We started this product because we could not find a branded file sharing solution. We had tried Box, Dropbox, WeTransfer, pCloud, and others. All of them had the same issue: they were not brand-focused.
As a small agency, we wanted to appear professional when we delivered a design to a client. We wanted a clean page with our name, our logo, and a download link that looked like something we made. We could not find that. So we made Cloudbrand.
Cloudbrand was not meant to replace Dropbox. Dropbox syncs files across devices, backs up photos, and integrates with enterprise software. That was never our purpose. We were focused on one thing: letting agencies share files under their own brand. Not syncing selfies. Not enterprise compliance. Just branded file delivery for small and medium teams.
From Cloudbrand to Sharebrand
A year after launch, we renamed the product to Sharebrand. The name had two words that described exactly what we did: share files under your brand. As part of that rename, Sharebrand joined Tarkle as a product. Previously, Cloudbrand was a separate entity. With unified infrastructure, we shipped features faster: file masking (link files stored elsewhere and deliver them branded), a file payment gate, Slack notifications, and a branded recipient portal.
