Every file encrypted client-side before it ever reaches us. Stored on Arweave — permanent, unbannable, yours alone.
The Problem
Every custodial cloud drive works the same way underneath the branding — Dropbox, Google Drive, iCloud, all of them. They hold the key, not you. That's not a hosting detail. It's the whole business model.
Every file you upload can be opened, scanned, and handed over on request. Encryption at rest isn't encryption from the provider.
Account suspended, no warning, no appeal. Your files were never really yours to keep — they were access you rented.
Platform gets acquired. Policy changes. Company folds. You had access, not ownership. There is a difference.
Three Guarantees
A drive that can't read your files, can't lose them, and can't lock you out — because none of those things are structurally possible.
AES-256-GCM, client-side. Your files are unreadable ciphertext before they ever leave your browser. We physically cannot read them.
Client-Side AES-256-GCMStored on Arweave, not "backed up." Written once, held forever. No company can delete it, lose it, or fold and take it with them.
Arweave Permanent StorageYour wallet is the key. No account to hack, no password to leak, no company database to breach.
Base Wallet IdentitySeal
Turn any file into a permanent, publicly-verifiable record — a contract, a will, proof you had something before anyone else did. One click, one credit, done.
Per File, Once
1 credit — sealed forever
Credits start from $0.015. No subscription. No storage tier. No renewal notice five years from now.
Sealed once means sealed forever — the same permanence guarantee as everything else you store here. File uploads are capped at 10MB each.
Private inference that runs inside an Intel TDX enclave — ask your files anything, and the model answering can't see what it's reading.
Questions
Is ZDrive Drive actually private?
Yes — and here's the proof, not just the claim: encryption happens in your browser before a single byte reaches our servers. We can't read your files even if we wanted to. AES-256-GCM, client-side, always.
What happens if ZDrive shuts down?
Your files don't live on our servers — they live on Arweave, a permanent, decentralized network already funded for centuries of storage. If ZDrive disappeared tomorrow, your files wouldn't.
How much does storage cost?
Uploads cost credits, starting from $0.015 each, capped at 10MB per file. Sealing a file for a permanent, publicly-verifiable record is a flat 1 credit — no monthly fee, no storage tier to upgrade.
Is this a Dropbox or Box replacement?
If you want unlimited cheap storage for casual files, no — that's not what this is for. If you have a small number of files that must never be lost, altered, or read by anyone but you, this is built exactly for that.