The cloud that locks in your browser.
No email, no name, and no key held by a server.
Try it yourself.
What you type here is really encrypted, on this screen.
Encryption finishes on this device.
Only ciphertext goes to the server; the key never leaves your browser.
Split into pieces, with spares added.
Even if a few pieces go missing, the rest rebuild the original file.
Not one place — many.
The pieces scatter to different storage points.
Our server keeps only ciphertext.
Compare how the same file looks on an ordinary cloud and on NMTS.
Your files live on a public storage network, not on our server.
Opening them takes the file list you saved in advance.
Turn your key, and the original comes back.
The pieces gather again, and unlocking happens on this device too.
Now lock something of your own.
We take no email and no name. You start with a single account code.
If a storage point goes dark, your file stays.
The remaining pieces rebuild the missing ones. No single place ever held the whole file.