Google charges you $100/year for 2 TB. Dropbox charges $120.
Meanwhile, a developer on GitHub built a desktop app that gives you unlimited cloud storage. Price: $0.
It's called UnlimCloud. The trick is almost embarrassingly simple:
Telegram lets you upload files of up to 2 GB each, hosts them on its servers, and never asks you to delete anything. Your "Saved Messages" chat is, functionally, an infinite hard drive.
UnlimCloud just puts a real interface on top of it.
You log in with your Telegram ID. You get file upload, download, folder organization, and a gallery view for photos and videos. Built with Tauri and Rust, so the app itself is tiny and fast. MIT-licensed, fully open source, Windows build available today plus macOS and Linux coming.
UnlimCloud → Telegram-based storage, desktop app, open-source.
This is not officially affiliated with Telegram or Unlim Cloud.
But it shows something important:
Developers are now turning existing platforms into free infrastructure.
The cheapest cloud storage in the world was hiding inside a messaging app the whole time.
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