What if your cloud
couldn't read your files?
That's Hoodik. Your photos, documents and backups are locked on your device before they go anywhere, and the key stays with you. We run the server and store bytes we have no way of opening.
14 days free · from €9 a month · nothing charged until day 15
Rather run it yourself? The same server is free and always will be. Read the self-host guide.
Every cloud says trust us.
We would rather you didn't have to.
Here is the same three files in the three places they exist. The middle one is us.
- passport-scan.pdf2.4 MB
- mortgage-2026.pdf890 KB
- kids-summer.jpg6.1 MB
Readable, because you are the one holding the key. Locking happens here, before anything is uploaded.
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This is what we hold. The contents, the file name, and even the preview thumbnail are encrypted before they reach us, with a key we never receive. We cannot open any of it.
- passport-scan.pdf2.4 MB
- mortgage-2026.pdf890 KB
- kids-summer.jpg6.1 MB
Readable again, because your key travelled with you and never came to us. Same on the web, the Mac app, and the phone.
You do not have to take our word for any of this. Read the server code, or the long version of how it works.
Why pay for something you could run for free?
Fair question, and we would rather answer it than hide it. The code for the server is published, and plenty of people run it themselves and pay us nothing.
Over 79,000 downloads of the server image, and 1,440 stars on GitHub.
It is the same software
Your instance runs the code anyone can read on GitHub, the same build a self-hoster runs. Nothing is held back for paying customers, and there is no version of Hoodik with a way in.
You can leave with all of it
Export your whole instance as one download, point Docker at the folder, and you are self-hosting the same thing by dinner. It opens with your passphrase, not with anything we hold.
You just don't run the box
Updates, certificates, monitoring, storage durability, and the alarm that goes off at three in the morning are ours. That is the whole difference. The encryption is identical either way.
What you actually get
Three things, and everything else is in service of them.
Nobody here can open your files
Not the people who work here, not someone who breaks into the servers, not anyone who sends us a legal demand. There is no button on our side that turns your files back into files, because the key that does it is made on your device and stays there. If we were breached tomorrow, what leaves the building is scrambled bytes.
For the people who check: every file gets its own key, wrapped with X25519 and ML-KEM-768, so traffic recorded today still will not open once quantum computers arrive. Your password never reaches us either. The server verifies you without ever receiving it.
A real drive, not a sealed box
Most encrypted storage makes you choose between privacy and being able to do anything. Share a file or a whole folder and pick who can look and who can change things. Write markdown notes together, with version history to fall back on. Search your files without downloading them first. All of it stays encrypted the whole way, and nothing is unlocked on our side to make it work.
Everyone you add is included
Family, team, whoever you like. Each person gets their own login and their own private files, and there is no limit on how many. Adding people never changes the price; only the size does. They can all reach it from the browser or from the free apps for iPhone, Android, and Mac, with automatic photo backup and offline files.
Also included, on every plan
- Search that never sees your file names
- Public links that decrypt in the recipient's browser
- Photo, video, and HEIC previews without downloading
- Two-factor authentication per account
- Admin controls for the people you add
- Your own domain, with the certificate handled for you
- EU or US region, chosen at signup
- Eleven nines of storage durability
Let AI work on your files without handing over your account
Connecting a cloud drive to an AI tool normally means giving a third party a token to your whole account, forever, on servers you don't control. Hoodik's Mac app does it the other way around: it speaks the Model Context Protocol on your own machine, so Claude, Cursor, and anything else that speaks MCP get their answers from an app running next to them rather than from a service holding your keys.
You grant a token that can read the whole account
The agent asks the app, on your Mac, for one thing at a time
Access lasts until you remember to revoke it
It works while you are signed in and the app is unlocked
Files are decrypted on the provider's servers
Files are decrypted on your machine, never on ours
Thirteen tools, covering the things you would do yourself: browse, search, read, write, organize, and edit notes. A file the agent reads is decrypted on your Mac and goes wherever that assistant runs, so treat it the way you would treat pasting the file into a chat. The difference is that nothing is standing, nothing is server-side, and we never hold a key to any of it.
You are not buying gigabytes
Storage is cheap everywhere, and on price per gigabyte the big clouds win. Here is what the money actually buys.
| Most consumer clouds | Hoodik Cloud | |
|---|---|---|
| Encrypted in transit and on disk | Yes | Yes |
| Provider holds a key to your files | By default, yes | No |
| Your own instance, not a folder in a shared one | No | Yes |
| Runs on a domain of your own | No | Yes |
| Server code you can read | No | Yes |
| Take everything and run it yourself | No | Yes |
| You maintain a server | No | No |
And if you ever want out, you own the exit
Export your whole instance as a single download from your browser. No support ticket, no migration service, no proprietary format. Inside is a runnable copy of Hoodik with your encrypted data, so leaving means pointing Docker at a folder.
It opens with your passphrase, which means we could not unlock it for you even if you asked. The server code is public and your export keeps working without us, indefinitely. That is deliberate: you should never need our permission, or our continued existence, to reach your own files.
Pick a size. That's the whole decision.
Both plans are the same private, encrypted space. The only thing that changes is how much fits in it, so one number decides your bill. Start small and grow later; nothing else lands on the invoice.
Starter
or €90.00 / year (2 months free)
100 GB encrypted storage
- Your own instance, on your own domain or ours
- Dedicated storage bucket only your instance can open
- Zero-knowledge, post-quantum end-to-end encryption
- Updates, monitoring, and TLS handled for you
- EU or US region
- Works with the free iOS, Android, and macOS apps
- Eleven nines of storage durability
- Full export to self-hosting, anytime
14 days free, card required · nothing is charged until day 15 · cancel anytime before then and pay nothing
Plus
Most popularor €190.00 / year (2 months free)
500 GB encrypted storage
- Your own instance, on your own domain or ours
- Dedicated storage bucket only your instance can open
- Zero-knowledge, post-quantum end-to-end encryption
- Updates, monitoring, and TLS handled for you
- EU or US region
- Works with the free iOS, Android, and macOS apps
- Eleven nines of storage durability
- Full export to self-hosting, anytime
14 days free, card required · nothing is charged until day 15 · cancel anytime before then and pay nothing
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Your own encrypted instance, running today
Pick a size, pick a region, and upload the first file in minutes. If it's not for you, cancel inside the trial and pay nothing, or export everything and self-host.
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