Cryptomator
- About
- Open-source encryption for your files in any cloud storage. Open-source alternative to NordLocker.
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- No. 337
- Category
- Productivity
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Overview
Cryptomator encrypts your files on your own device before they reach the cloud. You create a password-protected folder, called a vault, inside Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive or any other synced folder, and work with it as a virtual drive; everything you put in it is encrypted automatically.
What it does well
Cryptomator encrypts both file contents and file names with 256-bit AES and hides the folder structure. It needs no account and shares no data with any online service. Each file carries what's needed to decrypt it, so there's no single point of failure, and you can keep as many vaults as you like with separate passwords. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, with mobile apps too, and teams can manage access centrally.
Why it’s in the collection
Cryptomator means you don't have to trust your cloud provider with your data: only you hold the key. It's GPL-licensed.
On GitHub
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- Repository
- cryptomator/cryptomator
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