Store and share files
with complete privacy.

Because mainstream cloud storage ties your files to your identity and often scans them. Filevoid accounts need no personal data, and your files are encrypted in transit and at rest. That matters if you keep financial data, business plans or client documents that you want kept away from advertisers and AI scanning tools.

Filevoid encrypts your files in transit and at rest with AES-256-GCM. Each file is encrypted with a key derived from the secret you log in with. We store a record of the file so it appears in your dashboard, and the encrypted contents go to our cloud provider.

The architecture is designed so that a breach of our storage does not expose your files: files are encrypted at rest, so an attacker who reaches our storage gets ciphertext. That said, no provider can promise perfection. Large, well-funded companies get breached regularly. We stay humble about it and keep improving how we do things.

Your encrypted files are stored on Cloudflare, the largest content delivery network in the world, powering around 20% of internet traffic. Data is distributed across the EU and US for fast downloads — your files may even be served from the city you are currently in!

Our servers are based in Germany, outside the Five Eyes surveillance alliance, with strong privacy laws protecting your data from invasive government requests.

They would see your Account ID and a hash of your Secret. Your files are encrypted at rest, and that hash is not enough to decrypt them.

The maximum file size is 100 GB per file. This is subject to increase as our service grows. If you need a temporary increase, please contact our support team and we will be happy to help.

No. Filevoid accounts are anonymous: no email address, phone number or personal details are required to sign up, and you can start uploading immediately. People you share files with do not need an account either — a share link opens in any browser.

Your files cannot be recovered. The secret is part of the encryption key and we do not store it, so there is no reset link and no support override. Store your secret in a password manager.