Private request details
The request title, submitted filename, content type, and file body are protected on the contributor's device.
Create a separate encrypted share copy, protect it with a password, limit how long it stays available, and revoke it when the work is done. After the password proof is accepted, the recipient's browser downloads and decrypts the protected copy.
Founding beta: RonikCloud has not been independently audited. Use non-critical copies and keep another backup.
A public link is a capability. RonikCloud gives you concrete ways to narrow that capability before you send it.
RonikCloud creates an encrypted derivative for sharing instead of exposing the workspace object directly.
Set a password, expiry, and request budget appropriate for the recipient and sensitivity.
Send the complete link and password through different trusted channels when possible.
Watch the request count and revoke a link when the transfer is complete or no longer expected.
New share links keep the filename and content type inside the same password boundary as the file. The browser derives a proof from the password, and the backend verifies it before releasing the encrypted payload.
A contributor opens the request, selects a file, and encrypts it in the browser. The private URL fragment carries the encryption key and is not included in the HTTP request sent by the browser.
The request title, submitted filename, content type, and file body are protected on the contributor's device.
Set an expiry and completed-upload limit. Temporary reservations are released if an upload is abandoned.
Close the request after collection. Anyone with the complete URL can use it until expiry, revocation, or its limit.
Encryption and link controls narrow access before and during a transfer. They cannot control a file after an authorized recipient has decrypted and saved it elsewhere.
Treat the full share link, file-request link, and password as sensitive. Confirm the recipient, use separate channels for the link and password when practical, and revoke access that is no longer needed.
Support safety: Never send support a complete secret-bearing link, password, recovery material, private key, or authentication code.
For recurring two-way client handoffs, compare the workflow in the encrypted WeTransfer alternative guide.
RonikCloud creates a separate encrypted share copy. The recipient's browser derives a proof from the password, the backend checks it before encrypted bytes leave storage, and the browser decrypts the protected file.
Yes. New links have an expiry and encrypted-payload request budget, and the owner can revoke a link. Revocation cannot recall a copy that a recipient already downloaded.
The recipient needs the complete share link and its password. After the backend accepts the password proof, the browser downloads and decrypts the protected share copy.
Join the tester program and exercise a protected delivery workflow, or review the product and current pricing first.
Founding beta: RonikCloud has not been independently audited. Use non-critical copies and keep another backup.