Share the password separately
Use a different trusted channel when practical, verify the recipient, and avoid placing the complete secret in the same exposed conversation.
RonikCloud is built for the full exchange: collect a file through an encrypted request, keep the working copy in a private workspace, then deliver a separate password-protected encrypted copy with expiry, a request budget, and revocation.
Founding beta: RonikCloud has not been independently audited. Use non-critical copies and keep another backup.
A client handoff often moves in both directions. RonikCloud gives the outside person a focused browser page while the owner keeps the wider workspace private.
Set an expiry, maximum file size, and completed-upload limit for the source material you need.
The contributor’s browser protects the submitted filename, content type, and file body before storage.
Keep the working file in the private workspace and use comments or review status with authorized collaborators.
Create a password-protected encrypted share with expiry and a request budget, then close it when the handoff is done.
RonikCloud does not present an ordinary public object URL. The public pages use deliberately bounded metadata and transfer paths, while private workspace access stays separate.
A public transfer link remains a capability. Good handling still matters even when content is encrypted.
Use a different trusted channel when practical, verify the recipient, and avoid placing the complete secret in the same exposed conversation.
Choose an expiry and request budget that fit the handoff, then revoke the link when the recipient confirms completion.
Closing a link stops future authorized retrieval. It cannot recall a plaintext copy that the recipient already downloaded or duplicated.
The current product provides RonikCloud-branded share and file-request pages. It does not claim custom portal branding, a customer relationship manager, formal compliance certification, or invisibility of all metadata.
Use the link as a temporary delivery capability: verify who receives it, protect the password, set limits, and close it after the handoff.
Important: WeTransfer is a third-party product. RonikCloud is not affiliated with or endorsed by WeTransfer. Verify current product documentation and behavior when comparing services.
Use the related RonikCloud guides to inspect protection, recovery, sharing, collection, and team access in more detail.
Read the protected-copy, password proof, request-budget, expiry, and revocation model in detail.
See how a contributor protects the submitted name, content type, and file body in the browser.
Combine collection, private workspace work, internal review, and protected delivery.
Apply the exchange to a practical recurring client workflow.
No. WeTransfer is a third-party product. RonikCloud is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by WeTransfer.
RonikCloud creates a separate encrypted share copy. The browser derives a proof from the password, the backend checks that proof before encrypted bytes leave storage, and the recipient’s browser decrypts the protected file.
Yes. A file request gives a contributor a focused browser page. The request title, submitted filename, content type, and file body are encrypted on the relevant client device before storage, while the owner keeps the wider workspace private.
No. Revocation stops future authorized access through the link, but it cannot recall a copy that a recipient already downloaded. Verify the recipient and apply suitable limits before sending.
Join the tester program and exercise expiry, request limits, passwords, and revocation, or review the product and current pricing first.
Founding beta: RonikCloud has not been independently audited. Use non-critical copies and keep another backup.