Source code
Ship the build without also shipping your secrets to somebody else's cloud.
Your source code. Your game build. Your side project. Your “definitely not suspicious” folder. That meme that would absolutely get screenshotted in the group chat.
Whatever it is, if it's nobody else's business, Blobmail was built for it. Everything is encrypted on your computer before it leaves your device. No accounts. No servers. No peeking. Just one blob, one passphrase, and one person who gets to see it.
Blobmail is for the files you want to send to one person—not the entire planet and every server between here and there.
Ship the build without also shipping your secrets to somebody else's cloud.
Private builds, custom maps, unreleased mods, and the thing your guild definitely isn't ready for.
For exactly one person. Not the group chat. Not the cloud. Not Steve from IT.
Your next startup, your weird prototype, or the folder mysteriously named “final_final_v9.”
We don't ask questions. We just make sure random strangers don't get answers.
If you would hate to see it on Reddit tomorrow, Blobmail it today.
We encrypt first. Questions never.
Google Drive, Dropbox, USB stick, carrier pigeon—we don't care.
Know the passphrase? You're in. Don't? Nice try.
No account creation. No upload to us. No tiny checkbox pretending you read the privacy policy.
Drop your files in. They get encrypted in your browser before anything leaves your device.
Set a passphrase. That's the key. We never store it, see it, or “accidentally” back it up.
Send the blob however you like. Share the passphrase separately. Preferably not in the same email, genius.
There is no “Forgot Password.” No support ticket. No secret master key. Even we can't save you. Write it down. Tattoo it on your arm. Tell your dog. Just don't lose it.
Your secrets are not safe because we're trustworthy. They're safe because we designed the system so we can't betray them.
Nothing. No account. No database. No weird onboarding quiz.
Nothing. Your blob is made locally in your browser.
No cookies, pixels, analytics, or little corporate spies.
They can ask. We still have nothing to hand over.
Stripe handles payment and sees an email and a card, same as any store. It never sees your files, your passphrase, or your blobs—those never leave your computer to begin with.
Trust the math. Not the company. Yes, that includes us.
No subscription, no renewal, no seats. Charging you monthly for software that runs on your own computer would be weird.