Alternatives
Products that do what Hoodik Cloud does
Your own end-to-end encrypted drive, hosted for you
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2016 · static.land
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2017 · nofile.io
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2013 · ark-os.org
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2014 · disk42.com
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2017 · github.com
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2020 · github.com
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Recently I've been playing with an idea of a file server on my Android phone, with a web browser access. I wanted to replace: - AirDroid - sending files to my own PC or laptop. - ShareIt - sending big files over the local network to my family devices. - Dropbox - sharing select files with other people over the Internet. Requirements I had in mind: - end-to-end encryption, no sign ups, no accounts, no passwords - local connection if devices are on the same network - asynchronous access, server should work seamlessly in the background This week I finally managed to stitch the pieces together…
2020
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2015 · portalplatform.net
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2013 · cozy.io
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I reposted, since i forgot the Show HN prefix. When I looked at self-hosted options, true E2EE turned out to be surprisingly rare. Most solutions rely on disk encryption, which only protects against physical theft, not server compromise or admin access. So I built Agam Space, my attempt at a self-hosted alternative to Mega or Proton Drive. It uses proper zero-knowledge encryption. Files are encrypted in the browser, and the server only stores encrypted blobs. Admins literally cannot access the files. It’s still in early beta, with very basic functionality and no professional security audit…
Jan 2026 · github.com
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2016 · netlify.com
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2017 · mtlynch.io
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