Share files.

Drop your files below. You'll get a link you can share — files are kept for 90 days.

Two messages: the link now, and one more the first time someone downloads it.

We'll email them the link once. Your message isn't included, so tell them separately what it is. Check spam folders if nothing arrives.

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What happens to your files

They're encrypted on the server.
Every file is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it touches the disk, and what gets stored carries no name and no extension — just encrypted bytes. The filename is kept separately, in the site's database, so we can hand it back on download.
But not end-to-end.
The key lives on the server, so this site can decrypt your files. It protects against the disk being lost, stolen, or read by someone else on the machine.
The link is the only password.
Anyone who has it can download the files, so share it the way you'd share a key.
Email addresses are only used to send the link.
Yours is stored with the transfer and deleted along with it. A recipient's address is used once and never stored at all. Neither is shown to the other, and no message you type is ever included in an email — only the link and how much was uploaded.
Everything is deleted after 90 days.
Automatically, contents and all. Encrypted backups may hold a copy for up to six months after that.