Encrypt turns a folder into a secure vault on the device it already lives on. Nothing is uploaded. Nine cipher suites to choose from, including post-quantum, and a key derived on your device that we never see.
Encrypt is built so the private option is always the easy one — no manuals required.
Turn any folder into a sealed vault on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
One of nine AEAD suites — or stack three in a triple-hybrid for defense in depth.
Up to three: one opens the real vault, one a decoy, one quietly destroys it.
Set up to three passwords for the same vault. Which one you type decides what happens — so a forced unlock never has to reveal what actually matters.
Your real password. Opens the vault and shows your files, exactly as you left them.
Opens a believable decoy folder you set up in advance. Plausible deniability when someone’s watching.
Looks like a normal unlock, but silently runs a Zero wipe of the vault. The wrong hands become a kill switch.
Encrypt folders on the device they already live on. Nothing is uploaded.
AES-256-GCM, ChaCha20-Poly1305, XChaCha20, AES-GCM-SIV, a combined AEAD mode, a compressed AES variant, and two post-quantum hybrids.
Stack AES, ChaCha20, and XChaCha20 in one pass when you want belt, braces, and a spare.
Derived on your device with Argon2id (64 MB, memory-hard). Nothing to escrow, sync, or hand over.
File contents, extensions, and structure are sealed under encryption. An adversary sees an opaque container.
ML-KEM-768 and ML-KEM-1024 hybrids (FIPS 203) ship today, so your vaults stay sealed against tomorrow’s computers.
Encrypt comes with LMN8 — one account that reaches every device you own.
You can set up to three passwords for one vault. The Read password opens the real files, the Decoy password opens a harmless folder you set up in advance, and the Destroy password silently runs a Zero wipe of the vault.
Because keys are derived on your device and never escrowed, we can’t reset it for you — that’s what makes it secure. Set up a recovery option when you create a vault.
Yes — nine AEAD cipher suites including AES-256-GCM, ChaCha20-Poly1305, and two post-quantum ML-KEM hybrids, with Argon2id key derivation. Stack three in a triple-hybrid for the most sensitive vaults.