A migration engine you can
trust with the whole library.
One streaming pipeline that connects any source to any destination, preserves every byte of metadata, and gives you real-time observability the whole way. Designed for the migrations that actually keep architects up at night.
12+ connectors
And growing monthly
Streaming engine
No staging disk needed
Real-time console
SSE-powered telemetry
AES-256 at rest
Audit logs included
How it works
Four steps. Built on one streaming pipeline.
The engine reads from the source and writes to the destination concurrently, holding only the in-flight chunk in memory. No staging disk, no batch ceiling, no surprises at 3am.
Connect
Authenticate source and destination once. Credentials are encrypted with AES-256 and never round-trip to the browser.
Preview
Folder picker, asset count, total size — all without touching the source disk. Dry-run lets you preview the exact transfer before bytes move.
Migrate
A streaming worker pumps assets from source to destination in parallel, with per-asset retry, conflict policies, and on-the-fly path transforms.
Verify
Live console shows every asset that lands. Run history records exactly what moved, who launched it, and which assets need a retry.
Source
S3 · Cloudinary · WordPress · AEM · Drive · SFTP · …
Worker
Streaming, retry-aware, observable
Destination
Any connector you've wired up
Capabilities
Everything you need to move
at production scale.
Streaming pipeline
Source → worker → destination, byte-for-byte, with back-pressure. No staging disk, no batch ceiling.
Per-asset retry
Failed items get logged, isolated, and retriable in a single click — without re-running the whole job.
Conflict policies
Skip, overwrite, or rename on destination collisions. Choose per migration, not per asset.
Metadata mapping
Map source fields to destination schema. Custom taxonomies, IPTC, alt text — preserved end-to-end.
Recurring schedules
Hourly, daily, weekly, cron, or one-shot future fires. Each fire spawns a tracked migration run.
Delta-aware re-runs
Skip what already exists at the destination. Move only new or changed assets on subsequent runs.
Folder-tree rewriting
Preserve source structure or flatten under a new prefix. Created lazily on first upload.
Multi-user workspaces
Invite teammates, assign owner/admin/member roles, transfer ownership, audit who launched what.
Parallel workers
Tunable concurrency keeps fast destinations saturated while slow ones get back-pressure.
Webhooks
Subscribe to job-lifecycle events from your CI, observability platform, or Slack.
Run history
Every migration recorded forever. Click any run to see the asset-level outcome and logs.
Encrypted credentials
Connector secrets sealed with AES-256 at rest. Never returned to the browser in plaintext.
Observability
A console that doesn't
lie about progress.
Every migration streams its own SSE channel. Throughput, queue depth, per-asset events, and structured logs land in your browser in real time — the same view your colleagues see. No polling, no stale numbers, no guessing whether the worker is alive.
- Live throughput in MB/s with peak + sustained markers.
- Worker-pool health, queue depth, and wait-time averages.
- Per-asset log stream filterable by severity and connector.
- Completion summary distinguishes succeeded, skipped, failed, and stalled.
Progress
64%
13,824 / 21,600
Throughput
42 MB/s
Peak 71 · sustained
Failed
3
Retriable
Migration intelligence
More than copy-paste at scale.
Any script can move bytes. The hard problem is moving them in a way that respects your destination's schema, your team's conventions, and the operational realities of running a migration across days or weeks. The engine is opinionated where it matters and configurable where it doesn't.
Built for the migrations you don't finish on day one.
Schedule recurring re-syncs, watch deltas, retry only what failed, and keep historical run records for compliance — without rebuilding the pipeline.
Schema-aware mapping
Map custom metadata fields between source and destination schemas. Preserve IPTC, EXIF, taxonomies, alt text — exactly as your CMS expects them.
Conflict-resolution policies
Decide per migration what happens when destination assets collide: skip, overwrite, or rename. Predictable behavior at every scale.
Transforms on the wire
Apply path rewrites, filename conventions, and format coercion in the same pass — no second migration to clean up afterwards.
Move your first asset in
under five minutes.
Sign up, connect a source and destination, and watch the console light up. Enterprise teams can talk to us about dedicated infrastructure and SLA terms.