Most “delete” just removes a pointer and leaves your bytes on the disk for any recovery tool to find. Zero doesn’t hide your data — it ends it. It encrypts the file, destroys the only key, then overwrites, releases, and verifies what’s left.
Zero is built so the private option is always the easy one — no manuals required.
Select files, whole folders, or a drive. Filter by type, age, or name pattern.
End it on the spot, or schedule recurring cleanups daily, on weekdays, or every N days.
Opt in to a signed erasure record — file, method, passes, verification, and timestamps.
The moment the encryption key is destroyed, your data is mathematically irrecoverable — by cryptography, not by a promise that the overwrite finished. Everything after that is defense in depth.
The file vanishes from view instantly.
Every byte sealed with a random AES-256-GCM key.
The only key is shredded in locked memory.
Name and extension replaced with random hex.
1, 3, or 7 passes of random and zeros, plus slack space.
On SSDs, blocks are physically released to the drive.
Removed from the filesystem, with retry and backoff.
Confirmed gone. Erasure record saved if you opted in.
Pick files or whole folders and end them on the spot — crypto-erase, then a 1, 3, or 7-pass overwrite of what remains.
Schedule recurring cleanups daily, on weekdays, or every N days. Filter by file type, age, or name pattern.
HDDs, SSDs, and USB sticks. SSDs get crypto-erase + TRIM; spinning disks get the full multi-pass overwrite.
Trigger a wipe on any linked device the moment it touches the internet. Lose a laptop, end its data from your phone.
One action reaches every linked device at once — for the moments you mean it most.
Opt in to an erasure record for every job: file, size, method, passes, verification, and timestamps.
Zero comes with LMN8 — one account that reaches every device you own.
The trash just removes a file’s label — the data sits on disk until something overwrites it. Zero encrypts the file and destroys the only key first, so it’s mathematically irrecoverable before a single overwrite pass even begins.
Zero detects SSD vs HDD per file. On flash it pairs crypto-erase with TRIM (following NIST 800-88 guidance); on spinning disks it runs the full multi-pass overwrite.
Yes. Opt in and each job produces a verifiable erasure record — useful for audits, compliance, or your own peace of mind.