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I’m opening early access next week. If you’ve felt the same Active Storage pain, I’d love for you to try Fileboost

early access → fileboost.dev

There’s no complicated setup, just play & play. Fileboost is a simple gem that works almost exactly like Rails’ image_tag. The goal is to make it a true drop-in replacement, with an opt-in patch so you don’t even have to change your code.

The outcome: faster image delivery for users, powerful image transformations, and reduced strain on your infrastructure.

That experience stuck with me - and now I’m channeling it into Fileboost.

⚡ Fileboost is an Active Storage compatible gem that takes over the image-serving layer by handling transformations, picking the best format, and caching everything at the edge without hammering your app servers.

The result? Servers tied up, response times slowed down, and infrastructure costs creeping higher. On top of that, there’s no simple way to serve optimal formats like WebP or AVIF to end users on the fly.

Every image variant was being generated on demand. That meant users were waiting while servers were busy handling image transformations 😓. And even after the heavy lifting was done, Active Storage still needed a database lookup for every single request just to serve the final URL.

I’m gonna switch gears and now gonna work on some marketing side of things to prepare for the announcement.

I’m gonna switch gears and now gonna work on some marketing side of things to prepare for the announcement.

Already loving what he is being working on. Instant follow!

Here is the unfinished list of things I have check out:
- Nano Banana
- Codex
- GPT 5
- AI Agents w/ Claude Code
- Whatever @ryancarson shared in the last month
- AgentOS by @CasJam
- Agents.md

Did I miss something that’s worth looking into?

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