Files a browser was never going to open
A delivery is rarely all JPEGs. There are camera raw files, a layered PSD, an AI or EPS for the album design, a PDF proof, an AVI from an older camera. Most sharing tools either refuse them or accept them and then show a broken thumbnail.
Momenly stores them as they are, at full size, and is honest about what it can draw. A file the browser can render gets a preview. A file it cannot gets a card naming the format and its size, with a download — not a grey rectangle that leaves you wondering whether the upload worked.
Uploading is drag and drop, in the event you are working on. Nothing is re-encoded, and what your client eventually downloads is the file you sent.




