Storage & Retention

The current storage section for usage, expiring files, cleanup, and export status.

Storage lives under /dashboard/settings?section=storage.

This is less "how much space do I have?" and more "what needs attention before storage becomes a problem?"

Storage Settings Demo

Switch between shared subscription storage and per-album storage pressure to see how the current settings surface is framed.

Account
Preferences
Security
Notifications
Storage
Privacy
Integrations
Danger Zone

Storage Usage

Monitor and manage your storage usage.

Storage used

8.1 GB of 10.0 TB used

0%

Albums

8.1 GB

Exports

420 MB

Other

120 MB

Subscription plans show one shared allowance and keep cleanup tools close.

File Retention

Files near cleanup still need a decision.

Cleanup

Cleanup tools are live. Automatic cleanup rules are not.

Data Export

Full account export is still marked as not available yet.

The live page can include many expiring files, plan-specific breakdowns, and disabled controls for work that is not shipped yet. This demo keeps the current structure visible without turning into a wall of rows.

What The Storage Section Covers

  • Storage Usage with current usage, total allowance, and category breakdown
  • Expiring Files that need a decision before cleanup happens
  • Cleanup tools for clearing space on purpose
  • Per-album breakdowns for plans that track storage that way
  • Data export placeholders for work that is still not available

What Counts As Product Truth Here

  • The dashboard stats row gives you the fast answer
  • The settings storage section gives you the operational answer
  • Upload warnings and activation gates can still surface storage pressure in album workflows

So the dashboard tells you something is getting tight. Storage settings tell you what to do about it.

What Is Not Live Yet

Some parts of this page are intentionally unfinished:

  • automatic cleanup preferences
  • full-account export
  • parts of the longer privacy and data-management story

The docs should say that plainly. Better an honest "not live yet" than a fantasy settings page.

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