Local storage by default
Keep app state, generated output, and gallery files on infrastructure your team controls.
Self-hosted
Run AI creative operations where your work already lives.
Choose where creative assets live, keep production services visible, and give your team a clear path for backup and recovery. Indeeloop supports local storage and S3-compatible options, including AWS S3 and Cloudflare R2.
S3/R2-compatible storage
Connect S3-compatible object storage when a hosted team needs shared capacity and operational separation.
Storage readiness is visible
Settings and Service Health show whether configured storage is available before a workflow relies on it.
Operations
See whether your environment is ready
One operator view brings model, worker, queue, storage, and integration state together. Jobs show longer work and retry paths; backups and restore remain your team's responsibility.
Know what is readyCheck models and services before production work depends on them.
Follow each jobInspect progress, failures, and retry options for long-running work.
Plan recoveryChoose backup and restore practices for the environment you operate.
Small team
Begin in an environment you control.
Keep creative work, storage, and access policies close to the people responsible for them.
Growing team
Move to managed team infrastructure.
Separate application services, storage, and backups as the workload grows, without changing the creative workflow.
Model readiness
Know when image generation is ready.
Evaluation examples are clearly labeled. Real image generation depends on installed model weights and compatible hardware.
- See service state.Know whether the image-generation and worker services are available.
- See model state.Know which model is configured and whether it is ready for a job.
- See storage state.Check that assets have a working destination before production depends on it.
Controlled handoff
The output matters as much as the infrastructure
Recipients see approved assets in a focused delivery portal. Your team chooses where those files are stored and who can access them.
See review and delivery →
Ownership details
Storage controlLocal disk for development, S3/R2-compatible object storage for hosted teams, and explicit credential references instead of hidden SaaS storage.
Readiness visibilityService Health, model status, storage checks, queue visibility, and support bundles help operators prove the environment is ready.
Recovery pathsBackup, restore, logs, and service visibility give your team concrete recovery tools.
Privacy postureLocal-first workflows, private metadata stripping, provenance sidecars, and bounded integrations reduce unnecessary data movement.
The operational extras are part of the product.
Keep the operational essentials visible: where assets live, whether services are healthy, how to recover, and what data leaves your environment.
Own the creative workflow and its environment.
Choose the storage and operating model that fits your team, then start with one production path worth repeating.