20 submissions, one link.

One link for the whole class or jury. Work lands in a folder on your Mac, and visitors can't browse it.

Free beta · macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel · Mac App Store planned

The problem

Collecting work by email means full inboxes and attachments that are too large. A single upload link takes files up to 10 GB each and keeps everything in one place.

Why it works

One place for all work: Submissions land in a single folder on your Mac instead of across a full inbox.
Large files are fine: Students can hand in videos, audio and design files up to 10 GB each, far beyond usual attachment limits.
Private submissions: With View off, nobody sees anyone else's work. Participants can't copy each other or compare before the deadline.

How to set it up

Create a folder for the assignment and choose Share with ordner.link.
Tick Upload, untick View, set Who can open it to Anyone so nobody waits for approval, and set Link expires past the deadline.
Share the link with the group. Ask people to name files or folders so you can tell them apart.

What to keep in mind

Up to 20 visitors can be connected at once, so larger groups should spread out their uploads. Your Mac must be awake and online for the whole time. ordner.link doesn't track who has handed in.

Questions

Can students see each other's work?

Not with View unticked. They can send files but can't see the folder.

Can someone fix a mistake?

If you turn on the option to delete own uploads, visitors can remove what they sent while the page is still open. It goes to your Trash.