Send, store, lock, hide.
Every file is encrypted on your device first. Share it, back it up, lock it away, or hide it.
Storage that can’t read what it stores.
Back up a folder or your photos, or use the drive directly. Files are encrypted on your device; we store them but can’t read them, and never hold the keys.
- Pick where your files are stored
- Delete now destroys the only key; Trash empties after 30 days
- Open from any of your devices
- Read-only, never deleted, if you go over your limit
Unreadable to everyone except you.
A vault is one scrambled file opened by your password. Keep it on your device or in Cloud. An optional decoy password opens harmless files instead.
- Files, folders and a vault for passwords
- Touch ID and Windows Hello unlock
- Guessing gets slow after five wrong tries
- Every vault looks the same on disk
A decoy is a shield against pressure, not magic: a vault’s size hints at what it holds.
Cross a border with less on show.
Hide the vaults you choose, plus Chat, Share, People and Activity. A separate code on the lock screen brings them back, and nothing on screen says it’s on.
- Start it on the day
- Hidden, not deleted
- Per computer
The detail, in plain words.
How each file is encrypted, and what our servers keep.
AES-256-GCM in chunks, padded so sizes give little away.
The key is encrypted to each recipient device with ML-KEM-1024; the rules (expiry, views, view-only) are signed with ML-DSA-87; opening asks the server for its half, so revoke and expiry work even on a downloaded file (24-hour offline window).
Keys derived from your account key; we store objects, sizes, times and region, never names or contents.
Opened by your password, stretched with Argon2id; AES-256-GCM.
The travel code is stretched with Argon2id; hidden vaults stay encrypted; the files stay on disk, so Finder or Explorer still shows them.
Yes, unless you allowed a decrypted copy. A downloaded share still checks before it opens, so ending it or letting it expire works on copies too.
Your account details are kept in your region, under its local laws. Cloud files go to the region you choose, encrypted on your device first. Vaults can stay on your device.
No. A vault opens only with your password, and we never have it. There is no reset that brings the files back, so keep it somewhere safe.
Each plan has one monthly Usage Data allowance that vaults, Zero, shares and Cloud count against: 10 GB on Noob, up to 5 TB on Ghost.
Cloud turns read-only. Nothing is deleted: you can still open and download everything, and adding files works again when you free space or change plan.
Your files, encrypted before they leave.
Share, store, lock and hide, on every device you own.