Encrypted Storage software protects sensitive files, credentials, and documents from unauthorized access through cryptographic locks. These tools ensure that data remains unreadable to anyone without the correct decryption key, including the server administrator. This type of software serves individuals and teams who need to store private photos, security camera footage, or team secrets. Self-hosting these apps allows you to manage the physical hardware where your encrypted archives reside. This approach removes the need to trust external companies with the keys to your private information.
This page lists 12 open source tools in the Encrypted Storage category. The most popular are Ente, Cryptomator and PrivateBin. Most use the AGPL-3.0 or GPL-3.0 license, and 8 offer an official Docker image.
End-to-end encrypted cloud storage for photos, videos, and documents with a dedicated two-factor authentication tool.
Client-side encryption for files stored in the cloud to ensure privacy and data control.
A minimalist pastebin where data is encrypted in the browser to ensure server zero knowledge.
A collaborative suite providing end-to-end encrypted document editing and file sharing for privacy focused team workflows.
A security focused password manager for teams to centralize, organize, and share credentials and secrets securely.
A peer to peer encrypted filesystem for secure file storage, sharing, and decentralized collaboration.
A backup engine providing encrypted, deduplicated snapshots with support for databases, Kubernetes workloads, and object stores.
A private home security camera system for Raspberry Pi featuring end-to-end encrypted remote access and alerts.
Self-hosted tool for secure personal records tokenization and storage of sensitive PII, PHI, and KYC data.
A self-hosted cloud storage server providing end-to-end encryption for files and markdown notes in the browser.
A secure pastebin application featuring end-to-end encryption for the confidential sharing of code and text.
Manage passwords and identities using peer to peer syncing and local encrypted storage without central cloud servers.
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