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Locker Drop — encrypted file transfers
Send any file, end-to-end encrypted, set to self-destruct
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Send any file, end-to-end encrypted, set to self-destruct
3 followers
Locker Drop is the private way to send big files. Your file is encrypted in the browser before it uploads, so we never get the key and literally can't read it. True zero-knowledge, not a promise. Share one link. The file self-destructs on a timer, or the instant it's opened. No recipient account, no app, any browser. Pay per send, no subscription. Documents to multi-terabyte transfers. For anyone sending what shouldn't sit on a server forever: contracts, medical records, source code, exports.
I'm Nathan. I built Locker Drop solo.
This started because I was tired of the same bad choice every time I had to send something I actually cared about — a contract, a tax form, whatever. Email it and it sits on Google's servers forever. Throw it on WeTransfer and it's not really private. Or make the other person create an account just to download one file. None of it felt right.
So I built the thing I wanted. Your file gets encrypted in your browser before it ever leaves your machine. The key lives in the link, not on my server — which means even if someone subpoenaed me, there's nothing to hand over. I literally can't read your files. Then it self-destructs, either on a timer or the moment it's opened. The person you send to doesn't sign up for anything.
It's paid (pay per send, no subscription) and I want to be straight about why: charging is what keeps the spam and the bad stuff out. Free anonymous file hosting always turns into a sewer. A couple bucks is the cleanest firewall there is.
But you all get to try it free 👇
How to use the code:
1. Go to drop.inbox.locker
2. Drop in your file (up to 1 GB)
3. Tick the agree box, then click "Have a promo code?"
4. Type PRODUCTHUNT and hit Redeem & Send
5. Copy your secure link and send it however you want
First 100 sends are on me. I'd genuinely love for you to tear it apart — tell me what's confusing, what's missing, what you'd actually pay for. I'm here all day answering everything.
— Nathan