Encrypted drives
A drive only you can open.
Every Nygma drive has its own password, chosen by you and never sent to us. Files, names and previews are locked on your device with military-grade AES-256 before they upload.
- Separate drives for separate parts of your life
- A 24-word recovery key for every drive
- Drives lock themselves when you step away
4 GB free, up to 10 GB with friends. No card. Works in your browser today.
Choose a password only you know.
Name the drive, pick a password, and Nygma makes the drive’s key from it on your device. We keep only a check value that can’t be turned back into your password.
Keep your 24-word recovery key.
Nygma shows it once, when the drive is made. Write it down or save it somewhere safe: it’s the only way back in if you forget the password, because nobody else has it.
Nobody can read your file names.
“Tax summary 2025.pdf” is encrypted just like the file itself. Our servers see scrambled names and scrambled previews — never what you called things.
Proof of encryption on every file.
Any file’s menu shows what we store for it, byte for byte, next to the real thing on your screen.
Questions
About drives and passwords.
Can Genie9 reset my drive password?
No. We never have your password or your recovery key, so we can’t reset or open a drive. Your 24-word recovery key is the way back in.
Why does each drive have its own password?
So you can keep parts of your life apart: holiday photos in one drive, contracts in another. Opening one never opens the others.
How many drives can I have?
One on Free, three on Light and Personal, five on Professional and ten on Power.
Is “zero-knowledge” just a slogan?
No. Your files and their names are encrypted on your device before upload, with keys made from a password we never receive. Open Proof of encryption on any file to see exactly what our servers hold.
Make your first drive.
Free, with 4 GB and your own password.
4 GB free, up to 10 GB with friends. No card. Works in your browser today.