IceCap
Media that stays out of the way.
IceCap moves a WordPress site’s media to that site’s own cloud bucket and serves it from a delivery edge, so images and files stop filling up the web server. It is in development.
IceCap is in development and not yet available. Ask for early access and we will keep you posted.
How it works
IceCap in three steps. The screens on this page are samples with invented names, built to show how IceCap is designed to work.
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Upload as usual
Editors keep using the WordPress media library. Nothing changes in how they work.
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The site’s own bucket
Each site’s media goes to its own cloud bucket, with a credential that can reach that bucket and nothing else.
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Served from the edge
Images and files are delivered from a delivery edge, close to your visitors.
What it is designed to do
Isolated storage for each site, lighter servers, and a clear view of your media.
One bucket per site
- Each site’s media goes to that site’s own cloud bucket.
- A credential scoped to that bucket alone.
- Media served from a delivery edge.
Lighter servers
- Optional cloud-only media to free server disk.
- Files are brought back to the server only when needed.
See everything
- Live transfer progress.
- A media storage chart by location and year.
- Vault backups.
Who it’s for
IceCap is made by Nunatak in Juneau, Alaska, for organizations wherever they are.
Sites with big media libraries
Years of photos and files, without a server that keeps running out of room.
Hosts and agencies
Storage that is isolated per site, set up the same way every time.
Publishers
Archives that keep growing, delivered quickly to readers.
Where the name comes from
An ice cap is a dome of ice that covers everything beneath it.
Southeast Alaska. Photo by Hayden Hoke.
Be first in line for IceCap
Tell us about your organization and we will reach out as IceCap gets closer to launch.