secure.fueledbymft.com

Secure file exchange for sensitive client work.

This first MVP pass turns the secure subdomain into a clear intake lane for uploads, confidential notes, and controlled file retrieval without pretending the backend is already wired.

TLS live on the secure subdomain
Repo-backed bootstrap lane preserved
Static structure ready for backend wiring
Send files Intake space for documents, screenshots, and supporting records.
Share secure notes Route sensitive text away from normal email threads.
Retrieve shared items Reserve a guided spot for access code and passphrase entry.
Bootstrap baseline active for secure.fueledbymft.com

MVP 01

Start a secure upload

Collect the essential intake details before storage, virus scanning, encryption, and retention policies are connected.

Static preview only. Upload handling, storage, and scanning are not connected yet.

MVP 02

Share a secure note

Reserve a dedicated lane for confidential text that should not be sent as a normal email body or attachment comment.

Use case
Replace ad hoc email copy for passwords, IDs, and short protected notes.
Next layer
Backend work will need encryption at rest, recipient mapping, and audit logging.

MVP 03

Access a shared file

Give recipients a simple retrieval checkpoint that can later validate access codes, passphrases, and expiration rules.

Readiness

What this lane surfaces next

Ready now Secure subdomain naming, DNS resolution, valid TLS, and a repo-backed landing structure.
Needed soon Upload endpoint, encrypted file storage target, access control, and retention rules.
Blockers to call out No auth, no audit trail, and no server-side processing are connected in this MVP shell yet.
Step 1 Keep the repo lane clean and use this structure as the attachment point for real secure workflows.
Step 2 Choose the storage, auth, and notification path before enabling live submissions.
Step 3 Wire server-side validation and activity logging before calling the portal production-ready.
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