Bitcasa Infinite Storage for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Store and instantly access all of your photos, music, movies, and documents on your Windows 8 device.

Bitcasa upgrades your desktop computer, laptop, tablet, and mobile phone to unlimited storage space. The Bitcasa App for Windows 8 is a way to store and instantly access ALL of your photos, music, movies, and documents on your computer and tablet. Simply add whatever you like to Bitcasa, and it is instantly available on all your devices. Bitcasa instantly streams everything you own to your computer or tablet. Sharing photo albums or movies with anyone you choose is a breeze. There are no rules or limitations with Bitcasa so you will never run out of storage space again. Everything is encrypted and always backed up so your data is safe and secure. It features view your photos and photo albums, play your music, watch movies and home videos, view all your documents, share photos and videos with family and friends, and replace all your external hard drives and USB drives.

Bitcasa Infinite Storage for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: December 4, 2012

Latest update: February 29, 2024

Version: 0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows 8

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 266

Downloads Last Week: 0

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1/5

5 User Votes

Awful - Don't do it
depreciatedJanuary 1, 2015
Pros
Green is a pleasing color.
Cons
Corrupted all of my archives. Irreplaceable data. You will never get your zip files out alive. There should be a class action against them.
Summary
Seriously Terrible Product - BAD BAD BAD
hellodave9000November 1, 2014
Pros
Not worth talking about. The user interface is good. Tried to copy Dropbox.
Cons
+Corrupts your files +Takes forever to upload or download +Customer Service is bad because they know there is nothing they can do. +Takes forever to 'start' is always 'initializing' +Now they're going to delete the remaining files that I have with them because they have changed 'pricing plans' -- which means I am in the painstakingly SLOW process of unloading data from their crappy service.
Summary
I have never been so hateful of a product in my life. It makes me so mad that there aren't more prominent negative reviews of this product.
Great idea TERRIBLE product
jb_1984June 9, 2013
Pros
This is a great idea. An infinite amount of disk space that resides on the web so it does not take up space on your hard drive.
Cons
Terrible implementation. The service works well for the 1st GB but quickly becomes unusable. Locks up your finder, slows down your system, very buggy. To make matters worse it often uploads files incompletely so that the file that is stored in the cloud is incomplete and corrupted. Unfortunately, you can not tell that the file is broken until you open in - according to the client app everything worked fine and there are not problems. Tried to use it to rip and back up my DVDs online and 1 out of every 5 files were unusable, but everything looked fine and their system told me there were no problems so I didn't find out until I had deleted the original ripped file.
Summary
Even if the service was free it would not be worth it unless you are masochistic and want to spend all your free time doing a bit level check of all of your files to make sure that they copied to the online hard drive correctly. That is, of course, assuming the bitcasa application is not slowing down your system so much that it is unusable making any type of check impossible. Honestly, 1 star is too high for this product.
A truly awful product - avoid at all costs
qpootle2February 11, 2013
Pros
Promises infinite cloud storage
Cons
It doesn't work. My 'infinite' folder is inaccessible via any of the interfaces: the Windows Explorer Bitcasa folder, the desktop app, or the web portal. Only the desktop app even hints that the Infinite folder contains anything (13.4gb) but opening it reveals it to be empty. Meanwhile, the original WE folder that I had hoped to make infinite has been replaced by a shortcut that goes nowhere. I can still reach it (thank goodness) by drilling down from C:/ to users and thence to the directory. It's also screwed up my 'backed up' Documents folder. I can only reach it via the web portal, not the WE directory or the desktop app, but there is no simple way to restore it to my machine. The 'help' provided is garbled and the process it tries to explain is insanely complicated. Bitcasa's context menu commands apparently allow you to make any number of directories 'infinite' or to sync, send or back them up. AFAIK, you can actually only make ONE folder infinite, yet the menu commands remain
Summary
DON'T TOUCH THIS WITH A BARGEPOLE. At least, don't do it before they've sorted the functionality, integrated all the bits, made it secure (see the other comment) and hired a competent tech writer to develop the help. This seems to be the paradigm case of a woefully undeveloped (and possibly underfunded) but over-promised product foisted onto an unwitting public long before it was ready. If you do install it, be prepared to serve as an unpaid tester, debugger and help developer. And be sure to find a safe and reliable backup for your data before you entrust any of it to this piece of junk.
there's a major bug somewhere
kuupanoDecember 19, 2012
Pros
Nice software and interface if it one day works as promised.
Cons
I installed Bitcasa on a Win8 platform. Mirrored one of my photo folders. Worked fine. Mirror in the service was fine. Right-clicked one of the photos in the mirror and selected 'share with...' which generated the unique link. I opened the link in a browser (logged out of Bitcasa in the meantime) and clicked on the folder icon and, guess what, the full contents of another photo folder NOT MIRRORED opened. I could click on any of those photo files and the full-size picture opened. So somewhere in their system they have the contents of the folder not supposed to be mirrored. I sent the link by email to another computer and the same happened. So they seem to have big open issues securitywise.
Summary
Do not use on a computer with sensitive data.