Privacy isn't a feature. It's the default.
SecureWarp is a cloud drive for people who expect their files to stay theirs. Every byte is encrypted in your browser before it leaves your device. The server stores ciphertext. Nobody, not even us, can read it.
Three principles we design around.
Assume the server is compromised.
Instead of promising not to peek, we build so peeking is impossible. Every file is encrypted before upload. A database leak, a rogue employee, a subpoena, none of them reveal your content.
Honest about what we can see.
Some things have to cross the wire: file sizes, timestamps, who shares with whom. We list them plainly on the landing page instead of hiding them in fine print. What we can't see stays unseeable.
Lose your password, lose your files.
That sounds harsh. It's the point. A recovery phrase is your second chance. There is no master key, no admin override, no support ticket that rebuilds your data. Your privacy depends on that.
The modern cloud wasn't built for privacy.
Most cloud providers promise privacy. Their business models require reading your data. Search, sharing, thumbnails, previews, AI summaries: every feature pressures the provider to look inside your files.
SecureWarp is a different shape. Every convenience (search, preview, share links, team workspaces) runs client side, on your device, with the server holding only opaque ciphertext. We never had to choose between a great UX and actually private storage, because we never let the server see your content in the first place.
The result is a drive that works like Google Drive and protects your files like a password manager. No master key we could hand over. No content the server could lose. No surprise in the terms of service.
Small team. Honest work.
SecureWarp is built by a small independent team. No ads. No selling anything about what you store. No investors pushing us to look at your data.
Zero knowledge isn't a promise. It's how the app is put together. Every file is encrypted in your browser before upload, and our servers only hold ciphertext. We can't hand over what we can't read.
Ready when you are.
Free while in beta. 20 GB included. No credit card. No content we could hand over even if someone asked.