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topriv builds a family of digital tools that treat your data as none of our business - from file conversion to encrypted sharing to an open, encrypted file format.
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Every topriv product ships on the same foundation - processed in memory, nothing stored, nothing tracked. Pick the right tool for the job.
View all products →450+ conversion tools - PDF, images, documents and more - running entirely in memory. Your files are never written to disk, and they vanish the moment you download.
Visit PrivConvert →Drop a file and get an end-to-end encrypted link. Files are encrypted in your browser - the key never touches our servers, and every link expires on its own.
Visit PrivDrop →The encrypted file format behind every topriv tool - open, audited and scriptable. Encrypt, share and open files straight from your terminal, with the key never leaving your machine.
Explore the .priv format →How we build
These aren’t features - they’re requirements. Every tool topriv ships must meet all six, without exception.
Files live in RAM - never written to disk. When the process ends, the data is physically gone. This is the rule everything else is built on.
No analytics, no fingerprinting, no user profiles. Your usage stays private.
Purged the moment your download completes. No retention period, ever.
Open a tool, use it, close the tab. No registration, email or login.
Core tools are free for everyone. Privacy is a right, not a paywall.
TLS 1.3, Cloudflare protection, strict rate limiting and threat scanning. Every request is validated before a single byte is processed.
From PrivLab
Measurement studies on encryption, isolation and metadata privacy. Findings published, methods withheld.
Explore PrivLab →A generated corpus of 112 files. Every naive upload check accepted the hostile ones, and 95 rendered as perfectly valid images.
How many parsing libraries sit behind a file converter, how many CVEs they carry, and why patch latency is the metric that moves.
12,400 hostile inputs against a confined conversion workload: zero sandbox escapes and zero cross-job impact.
From our blog
Practical, no-fluff advice on protecting your data online - from the people who build the tools.
Read the blog →Three tools people treat as interchangeable. What each one actually hides, and which gives you real anonymity.
Where to look, what the results mean, and the steps worth taking once you find your address in a breach.
Free software still has a business model. Here is what is usually being collected, and who ends up holding it.