Self-hosted, end-to-end encrypted cloud storage server where files are encrypted in the browser before upload.
cupcakearmy/cryptgeon
Self-hostable, open source service for sharing self-destructing encrypted notes and files, written in Rust and Svelte.
Alternativa open source a:PrivNote
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Funciones clave
- 01Shares text notes and files with client-side encryption
- 02Server cannot decrypt note contents
- 03Limits notes by view count or expiration time
- 04Stores data in memory only, with no disk persistence
- 05Includes a web UI, a CLI client and a Raycast extension
Casos de uso
- Sending a password or API key to a colleague without leaving it in chat logs
- Sharing a one-time file that should disappear after being downloaded
- Hosting a private self-destructing note service for a team or organization
- Running a branded sharing page with custom theme and imprint settings
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Preguntas frecuentes
- ¿Qué es cryptgeon?
- Self-hostable, open source service for sharing self-destructing encrypted notes and files, written in Rust and Svelte.
- ¿cryptgeon es gratuito? ¿Qué licencia tiene?
- cryptgeon es open source bajo la licencia MIT. Revisa los términos de la licencia antes de usarlo en productos comerciales.
- ¿cryptgeon sigue mantenido?
- Mantenimiento activo. El último commit de cryptgeon fue el 9 oct 2026.
- ¿Para qué puedo usar cryptgeon?
- Sending a password or API key to a colleague without leaving it in chat logs Sharing a one-time file that should disappear after being downloaded Hosting a private self-destructing note service for a team or organization Running a branded sharing page with custom theme and imprint settings
- ¿Dónde consigo cryptgeon?
- El código fuente y las instrucciones de instalación están en GitHub: https://github.com/cupcakearmy/cryptgeon
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