RotorCrypt X-Files — encrypt files with one login, no per-file passwords

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🔐 RotorCrypt X-Files — offline encryption without the password juggling

I got tired of every encryption tool making me manage a separate password per container or archive — VeraCrypt needs one per volume, 7-Zip needs one per archive. So I built something different: log in once, and everything inside your vault is encrypted and decrypted automatically from there. No second password to remember per file or folder.

What it does:

🔒 Fully offline — no cloud, no server, no account required

🛡️ Three encryption layers by default (AES-256-GCM, ChaCha20, rotor cipher), a fourth can be enabled with one click

🔑 Argon2id key derivation to harden against brute-force attacks

📤 RCX files — send a file so only one specific, pre-confirmed contact can open it, verified once through a secret word, never needed again after that

📦 Self-extracting EXE export — recipients don't need any software installed, with an optional expiration date

🗑️ Military-grade secure deletion (DoD 5220.22-M) instead of simple file reference removal

💾 Portable vault — move it between a PC and USB drive with one click, source data is securely wiped afterward

🌍 Available in 10 languages, with more added in regular updates

Inside the vault, files behave like normal files: double-click to open, edit, close — it's re-encrypted automatically. Whole folders can be dropped in at once, organized with drag & drop, browsed as list, tiles, or large icons.

Free to use, no feature restrictions in the free version. Just launched today on PH — would love your feedback, especially anything that feels confusing on first use!

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