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Tresorit provides end-to-end encrypted cloud storage and file sharing services for both businesses and individuals. Its business offerings include encrypted collaborative workspaces, secure data rooms for confidential projects, file sharing with permission controls and access revocation, and a digital signature add-on. The service for individuals offers encrypted personal storage, and includes integrations with Microsoft and Gmail, with support for use cases in industries including finance, legal, IT services and nonprofits.

Crypt.ee

crypt.ee

Cryptee is a service offering encrypted photo storage and an encrypted documents editor. According to its site, it is intended for writing personal documents, notes and journals and for storing photos and videos, and it works on all devices. The help page describes it as a place to write personal documents and store photos privately.

Internxt

internxt.com

Internxt is a cloud storage service that encrypts files before they leave the user's device using zero-knowledge AES-256 encryption. The code is published on GitHub for independent review. A free plan offers 1 GB of encrypted storage, and paid plans are advertised starting at €9.99 per month. Apps are offered for Linux, Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and the web.

Koofr Vault

koofr.eu

Koofr is a cloud storage service offering tools for file organization, productivity and online collaboration. It is accessible through the web, desktop, mobile, WebDAV protocol or Rclone, without individual file size or file type limits. Koofr Vault is described as an open source, client-side, zero-knowledge encrypted storage application by Koofr.

pCloud (Storage)

pcloud.com

pCloud is a Swiss-based secure cloud storage service. It allows users to store, sync, and share files including photos and documents across any device, with up to 10 GB of free storage available. Users can choose to store their data in data centers located in Europe or the United States, and the service uses encrypted data centers for file protection.

Forward Email

forwardemail.net

Open-source email forwarding and hosting for custom domains, with unlimited aliases, standards-based mail access, and encrypted-storage options.

mailbox.org

mailbox.org

German email and productivity service with ad-free mail, aliases, encrypted transport and storage, and optional office, drive, and meeting tools.

Stingle Photos

stingle.org

Stingle Photos is a gallery and camera application with backup and sync for photos and videos. Files are encrypted before being stored or backed up. The open source software is released under the GPLv3 license and uses Libsodium as its encryption backbone. Registration requires only an email and password, and each account includes 1 GB of free cloud storage.

Filen

filen.io

Filen is a cloud storage service built around zero-knowledge end-to-end encryption, with client-side encrypted storage for individuals. It offers features for syncing, sharing and organizing data, including a network drive and Smart Sync. Paid plans range from 200 GiB to 10 TiB of storage; a free tier starts with 10 GiB of space.

Proton Drive

proton.me

Proton Drive is an end-to-end encrypted cloud storage service from Switzerland. It lets users back up files, access them across Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and web apps, and share files with password protection and expiry dates. It also includes photos and albums with automatic mobile backups and collaborative albums, plus desktop file syncing. Proton Docs and Proton Sheets are described as online document and spreadsheet editors.

Duplicati

duplicati.com

Duplicati is a free, open-source backup solution that provides zero-trust, fully encrypted data backups. It integrates with major cloud storage providers, supports bring-your-own-storage models, and enables on-prem to cloud, cloud to on-prem, and local to local backup workflows, with centralized management for distributed backup operations.

FileLu

filelu.com

FileLu is a cloud storage and backup service with upload, sync and file delivery tools. It offers WebDAV, Rclone, Rsync, S3, FTP/FTPS and mobile apps, and supports encryption at rest and an encrypted Vault. The site states a free 1 GB of storage and paid plans with monthly, yearly and lifetime options.

MEGA

mega.io

MEGA is an encrypted cloud storage service offering free storage, secure file upload, download and sharing, private chat and meetings, plus a VPN and password manager. It uses zero-knowledge encryption so only the data owner and authorised users hold the keys.

navi.land

navi.land

navi.land is an email service that offers standard IMAP/SMTP access. It provides encrypted storage, a Tor Onion Service, and custom domain support. Registration does not require phone numbers or personal information, and payments are accepted in Monero only. The site states that email is received in plaintext before being stored and recommends GPG use. Premium plans start at 25 EUR for lifetime storage.

NordLocker

nordlocker.com

File vault and cloud storage with end-to-end encryption and a zero-knowledge design for syncing private files across supported devices.

Open-source storage, sharing, and sync with end-to-end encryption, protected metadata, hosted accounts, and self-hosting support.

ShuffleStacks

shufflecake.net

Shufflecake is a Free/Libre and open-source Linux tool for creating multiple hidden encrypted volumes on a storage device, scrambled across existing storage space and indistinguishable from random noise when not decrypted. It aims to provide plausible deniability for hidden filesystems. The software is experimental and the project advises against relying on its security for important use.

2FAuth

docs.2fauth.app

2FAuth is a self-hosted OTP manager for individuals and teams. It stores, generates and organizes two-factor authentication codes in a web application, with QR code scanning, manual setup, import and export, and browser extensions. It supports multi-user management, isolated personal vaults and encrypted secrets storage.

CloudRon

cloudron.io

Cloudron is a self-hosted platform for running web apps on one's own server, providing app updates, user management, a built-in mail server, firewall and encrypted backups to external storage. Apps are installed from the Cloudron App Store, and the design allows migration of apps across servers.

Cryptomator

github.com

Cryptomator is an open-source project offering multi-platform transparent client-side encryption of files in the cloud. It works with Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, MEGA, pCloud, ownCloud, Nextcloud and any other cloud storage service which synchronizes with a local directory, using AES encryption with 256-bit key length. File names are encrypted and folder structure is obfuscated.

dns.sb

dns.sb

DNS.SB is a free DNS resolver service focused on privacy. It supports DNS over HTTPS and DNS over TLS, and according to the project it keeps no logs. The service runs on a global anycast network and emphasizes fast, stable resolution and encrypted DNS to protect queries from eavesdropping.

Easyupload.io

easyupload.io

Easyupload.io is a free file upload and transfer service. Users can upload files up to 4 GB and share them via a link. Free accounts store files for up to 30 days. Premium accounts allow larger files and extended storage. Features include high-speed uploads, encrypted transfers, drag-and-drop, and a FAQ section.

Energize

codeberg.org

Energize is an Android app built with Flutter for tracking food and nutrition. It records calories, macro- and micronutrients, and can group tracked food into meals. Food can be found by name or barcode across several databases or entered as custom food, and users can set nutrition targets. An encrypted backup supports local and WebDAV storage.

Eylenburg Comparisons is a webpage that compares cloud storage, sync, and email services. It outlines strategies for reducing dependence on Big Tech platforms, including using alternative privacy-focused services, end-to-end encrypted solutions, and self-hosted options. The page also references the Techxodus movement, which promotes independence from Big Tech monopolies, use of free and open source software, and user privacy, and links to related resources such as the Techxodus Wiki and FSF Directory.