01 Products
QUJO is the operating company behind FileGrab, private mail systems, and the infrastructure that keeps them running. Products have their own names and customers. QUJO is the company responsible for the work.
Link-first file sharing for sending and collecting files without making every recipient create an account. FileGrab is the main public product in the QUJO portfolio.
Private mail infrastructure for QUJO properties and personal domains. Important Mail Alerts is the first planned user of the optional QUJO Operational Alerts text program.
A knowledge and support system being developed for businesses that need consistent answers across more than one customer channel. It is listed here as work in progress, not as a live service.
Media processing for previews, video, transcription, and file safety work.
Shared delivery infrastructure for email, operational text messages, and webhooks.
Isolated jobs that collect websites or move remote files into managed storage.
One operating layer for Cloudflare, DNS, storage, servers, and network systems.
02 Engineering
QUJO designs, builds, and operates web applications and the systems behind them. Selected client work is considered when the problem fits that operating model.
03 Company
QUJO Corporation is Jaime Medina's operating company in Las Vegas. Products, software systems, and customer contact stay close to the person responsible for building and maintaining them.
Photography and video came first and still inform the visual work. That business now lives atmedina.vegas. QUJO.com is focused on the software company and its properties.
QUJO Corporation, based in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Independent properties with their own customers and support paths.
The company builds the software and remains responsible for running it.
Photography and video continue under medina.vegas.
04 Support
QUJO.com is the public company desk. Use it for product direction, company questions, privacy requests, or to understand an operational text message that names QUJO.
Read what QUJO Operational Alerts are, why a message can be sent, and how STOP and HELP work across participating QUJO services.
Start at the support page. It routes FileGrab, QUJO Mail, privacy, security, and general company questions without making you guess which property owns the issue.
Use the company contact form for a new project, a company question, or anything that does not belong to a product-specific support path.