Zero Knowledge E2E encrypted storage
compatible with any S3 provider
Zero Knowledge E2E encrypted storage
Features
E2E encryption
Your data gets encrypted before leaving your device. Encryption scheme 100% is compatible with Rclone. Your filenames are encrypted too.
SyncNew
Synchronize your files and keep their versions up to date across your multiple devices.
Two-way sync already available on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Drive mount
Access your encrypted data as if it was your local hard drive. Works on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Auto media backup
Protect your memories. Select your albums and let app automatically upload whenever you take a new photo.
Cost-effective
Use free tier (S3 providers) or pay only for used storage (e.g. $0.006/GB/month Backblaze) or host yourself on Raspberry Pi.
No vendor lock-in
Fully own your data. S3 is an open protocol. You can always export your data using Rclone or switch to a different S3 client.
File sharing
Share your encrypted files via generated secure link. Data gets decrypted on the fly within the recipient's browser.
Search
Index your files and directories and search recursively by name or file type. Supports filename encryption.
WebDav supportNew
Connect your personal NAS or preferred file manager to encrypted filesystem using open and well-supported protocol.
S3 compatible
Compatible with any S3 provider including AWS S3, Backblaze, Wasabi, Cloudflare or self-hosted MinIO, Ceph or OpenStack Swift
Privacy oriented
Your personal encrypted data isn't shared with anyone, but S3 endpoint of your choice. No tracking, no middle-man, no adverts.
Easy
No need to run a server, as with Nextcloud. Start with a simple account and decide to self-host whenever you're ready.
Encrypted video playout
Play your videos instantly on your mobile, desktop or web. No need to wait for full download. Decryption runs on-the-fly.
Versioning
Keep track of your file changes and protect your files from unexpected changes. Restore specific version as needed.
Open encryption standard
Security isn't easy to get right. We're using open-source battle-tested encryption scheme used by Rclone. This doesn't lock you in allows you to export your data as needed.
