Most "private" storage encrypts your files but leaks who you share with. FileZ encrypts everything — files, metadata, and access control, using Fully Homomorphic Encryption.
ENDORSED BY INDUSTRY LEADERS
Very nice! Heard several companies ask for something like this, basically using blockchains for access control to files that can't be stored onchain. This can definitely be a startup.
THE PRIVACY PROBLEM
Every decentralized storage solution encrypts files. But they all leak the same thing: who you're sharing with.
CORE FEATURES
Built on cryptographic primitives, not promises.
Files encrypted in your browser before upload. Keys never touch our servers.
Encryption keys split into 4 chunks, each encrypted with Fully Homomorphic Encryption.
Smart contract enforces permissions without ever seeing the decrypted keys.
Share by re-encrypting key chunks for recipients. No metadata leakage.
Encrypted files stored on decentralized infrastructure. No single point of failure.
Subgraph-powered queries for fast file retrieval and sharing history.
USE CASES
Any industry that needs true privacy, not just compliance theater.
Share contracts, NDAs, and sensitive legal documents with opposing counsel or clients.
Transfer medical records, imaging, and patient data between providers securely.
Protect trade secrets, R&D files, and internal communications from competitors.
Manage treasury docs, governance proposals, and sensitive operational files.
HOW IT WORKS
Select your file. AES-256-GCM encryption happens entirely in your browser.
Encrypted file goes to IPFS. Key splits into 4 FHE-encrypted chunks on-chain.
Key chunks re-encrypted for recipient's wallet. Only they can ever decrypt.
Recipient retrieves chunks, decrypts via FHE, downloads the original file.
256-bit
AES Encryption
4×64
FHE Key Chunks
100%
Client-Side
0
Trusted Parties
SECURITY & TRUST
FileZ is built on battle-tested cryptographic infrastructure. Our security doesn't rely on promises — it's enforced by mathematics and verified on-chain.
Your Browser
AES-256-GCM encryption happens here
Zama FHEVM
Keys encrypted with FHE on-chain
IPFS Storage
Encrypted files on decentralized storage