your work, your rules

it's that simple

an app that protects your work

You set the time limits, watermark rules, and access controls before sharing it with anyone.
When your terms are breached, protection activates itself – no intervention is needed.

made for creators

Your files enforce themselves

enterprise-grade encryption

  • Encrypt YOUR work with custom rules,

  • Share with anyone

  • Recipients can view ONLY through our app

  • YOUR rules are always enforced

Supported files (currently):
Images: JPG, PNG, TIFF and for Video: MP4, MOV, AVI

privacy first

  • AES-256 encryption on every file,

  • No files stored in the cloud,

  • Files deleted immediately after encryption,

  • Zero tracking – we never see, store, or access your content

help us shape the tool

And keep the lifetime access

  • Your feedback drives product decisions before commercial launch

  • Experiment with your own image and video files

  • All participants get free lifetime access to the full commercial version

how the PoC work?

You will experience the complete system

We would like to show you both sides of the application. First, consider the perspective of the creator (you), followed by that of the recipient of your encrypted work.
To demonstrate the entire process of encrypting and decrypting, you will see how setting your own rules causes actions when viewing your work.

as a creator...

You will be able to experience the encryption process, set your rules, and then securely share it.

as a recipient...

You are at the end of the recipients of your work and are able to see how your rules are triggered when terms expire.

questions & answers

So you understand exactly what your clients experience when they open your protected work.
Yes, it's completely free to test. Moreover, if you are an early tester of this PoC and leave feedback, you also receive lifetime access to the commercial product when we launch.
When you upload the file, currently, it's being encrypted in the cloud and immediately deleted. It's not being stored on the server. Eventually, when the app is developed for commercial use, the encryption will take place on your computer, not in the cloud.
The encryption and enforcement are ready, but bear in mind, this is only a PoC and, as such, is not ready for commercial use. Your client would need to have the application in order to open the file.
At this stage, we will only offer desktop versions; however, depending on requests from the users, a mobile version might be included.
An option for leaving your feedback is included in the app.

If you have more questions, please send us an email

option 1

yes, I want to try it

Your feedback shapes the final product.
Get the lifetime access, FOR FREE.

option 2

maybe not now

Join the waitlist.
We'll notify you about the updates.

download the app

Select your preferred operating system

Mac

Apple Intel or Apple Silicon processors

Windows

Support for Windows 10+

start encrypting

follow these 3 simple steps

step 1

  • Unzip and install the application

  • Run the application

  • ...next two points are important 👇👇

  • If you are using Mac: run ".app"

  • If you are using Windows: run ".bat"

step 2

  • Click on "Encrypt file"

  • Set the time limit (example: 5 min)

  • Set the watermark preference

  • Proceed to encryption

  • The encrypted file will be downloaded automatically

Video

step 3

  • We are checking for spelling mistakes

  • Will be back shortly

join the waitlist

If you're not ready to test yet, you can join the waitlist.
We'll notify you when the full version launches and share any updates.

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select your processor

Support for Apple Intel and Silicon processors

How to Know Which One to Download. If you are unsure which version your Mac uses, you can easily check:

  1. Click the Apple menu in the top-left corner of your screen (Apple logo).

  2. Select About This Mac.

  3. In the window that appears, look under the model name:

  4. If you see Chip, followed by a name like "Apple M1", "M2", or "M3", you have an Apple Silicon Mac.

  5. If you see Processor, followed by an "Intel" name, you have an Intel-based Mac.

Hold on, we are checking for spelling mistakes.