A Tor-based file sharing tool that creates temporary onion services for sending files without any cloud storage or third-party involvement.
This toolkit is for informational purposes. Security needs vary by situation. No tool guarantees complete privacy or anonymity.
Files are served over Tor onion services with end-to-end encryption; no data touches any third-party server.
Both sender and receiver are anonymous behind Tor; the onion address is the only identifier and is temporary.
Fully open source under GPLv3; maintained by Micah Lee with Tor Project support and public code review.
Open source project with no corporate entity; relies on the Tor network which spans all jurisdictions.
Maintained since 2014 but with a small user base; reliable for its specific use case but not widely stress-tested.
Requires both parties to use Tor Browser; sharing is ephemeral and connection-dependent, not suitable for persistent storage.
Windows, Mac, and Linux desktop application; no mobile version, limiting use in phone-first scenarios.
Completely free and open source; no account, payment, or identity needed — just install and share.
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