Choose your storage
Offline Drive or a cloud service you already use.
Privacy-first storage · Beta 0.50.9
Your storage becomesa private drive.
In the cloud, on your PC or on a USB drive: Nodrive makes files private before saving them. You keep working as usual; only encrypted data remains in your chosen storage.
✓ Available for Windows✓ Automatic encryption✓ Offline Drive with no account
Nodrive
✓On-device protection active
Clients12 items
Contracts8 items
Projects24 items
NameModifiedStatus
PDFAccordo_2026.pdfToday, 10:42● Protected
DOCNote_progetto.docxYesterday, 18:15● Protected
Encrypted before uploadContent, names and structure
Flexible storageOffline, managed or your cloud
Illustrative beta interface
Usable privacy. Storage without lock-in.
✓ End-to-end encryption✓ Virtual drive✓ On-demand access✓ Flexible storage
How it works
It works like a normal drive.
Choose your storage, open the Nodrive drive and keep working with the applications you know.
Your drive is ready
Nodrive creates a virtual drive that works directly on your computer, behind your applications.
Work as usual
Open and save files normally; protection happens on your device.
Two modes today. One on the roadmap.
One Nodrive.
Your storage, your rules.
The beta includes Offline Drive and your own cloud through Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Amazon S3 and WebDAV. Nodrive Cloud is on the roadmap.
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100% offline · no account
Offline Drive
Create it on your PC, an external drive or a USB stick. It uses no internet, requires no email and stores only encrypted blocks.
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On the roadmap
Nodrive Cloud
Storage managed by Nodrive, with history, snapshots and recovery included without configuring a provider.
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BYO · 5 connectors available
Your cloud
Connect Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, S3 or WebDAV. The provider receives only encrypted blocks and cannot read files, names or folders.
Snapshots and history
A point in time.
A way to go back.
A snapshot records the state of the entire drive at a specific moment. You do not need to manually duplicate every folder: Nodrive keeps the point in history so you can browse or restore it.
The drive versions, side by side
Visual exampleCreate a point
Name an important moment; Nodrive also records automatic and synchronization checkpoints on cloud drives.
Explore the past
Open the previous state read-only without creating another readable copy on disk.
Restore what you need
Return to a full history point or recover one file version from the File Explorer menu.
Availability by modeThe three functions above apply to the modes below.
Each card explains whether history is included, depends on the selected cloud service, or requires a separate backup.
Nodrive Cloud
When available, it will include creating, browsing and restoring history points, with protected-retention options.
Your cloud
You can use snapshots and history. Whether points can be protected from deletion depends on the features offered by the connected cloud service.
Offline Drive
To remain fully independent, Nodrive keeps no online history: backups and safety copies remain under your control.
Snapshots and ransomware protection
A snapshot lets you go back. To resist ransomware, the point must also remain undeletable until a set date. With your cloud this depends on the connected service; Offline Drive requires a separate backup.
Security by design
Protection works inside your computer.
End-to-end encryption happens directly on your device. Open and use files normally: Nodrive makes them readable only while you need them; when you close them, only encrypted, unusable parts remain on your computer and in the cloud.
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Works automaticallyNodrive works behind the applications you use, without changing your habits.
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Readable only when neededThe file is reconstructed only while you open and use it.
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Protected when not in useEncrypted data—not the readable file—remains on your computer and in your chosen storage.
Overall security also depends on device protection, safeguarding keys and configuring the environment correctly. The zero-knowledge model applies to file contents and structure: account, authentication, diagnostic and support data follow their respective notices; providers may retain infrastructure metadata.
Security Center
The model you can verify
The essential principles are here, next to the way Nodrive handles a file.
End-to-end encryption
Contents, names and file structure are encrypted on the device before the data leaves it.
Zero-knowledge model
Nodrive keeps data locally or sends only encrypted blocks to the storage you choose.
Locally protected keys
The User Key is unlocked on the device and is not held in Nodrive cloud escrow in the current Beta.
OPAQUE and TLS
Your Nodrive password is never sent to the server: OPAQUE verifies access without transmitting it. Backend communications use TLS.
Your storage
Nodrive never receives your provider password. Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive use OAuth, and the authorisation token stays on your PC.
Declared limits
A compromised device, a weak password or files created outside Nodrive can reduce the model’s protections.
Come Nodrive protegge i dati
The complete path, always visibleFrom computer to cloudBuilt-in protection
The data path
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↕Readable fileOnly while in use
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↕NodriveProtects and reconstructs
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↕Encrypted blocksOn your computer and in your chosen storage
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CloudReceives encrypted data only
▶ Watch the video: how Nodrive works＋
Text description and transcript
The video shows the Nodrive flow: a readable file is opened on the computer, Nodrive protects it on the device, and the chosen storage receives encrypted blocks. When the file is used again, Nodrive reconstructs it for the application. The downloadable video is the same demonstration in English.
Storage without lock-in
You choose where to keep your data.
Keep them on your computer or connect Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Amazon S3 or WebDAV. Nodrive-managed storage is on the roadmap.
Offline DrivePC or external device
Amazon S3Object storage
WebDAVCompatible servers
DropboxPersonal cloud
Google DrivePersonal cloud
OneDrivePersonal cloud
Nodrive CloudOn the roadmap
Product transparency
Available today.
Clear about what is on the roadmap.
The Windows beta clearly separates what is already available from features planned on the roadmap.
Available in betaWindows · beta
- ✓Windows virtual driveOpen and save files just like on a normal drive in the Windows beta.
- ✓Offline DriveOn a PC or USB, with no internet, account or identification to Nodrive.
- ✓Your cloudConnectors for Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, S3 and WebDAV.
- ✓Snapshots and historyDrive and individual file history on supported cloud drives.
- ✓Passkey e 2FAProtect new sign-ins with Windows Hello, a phone or a FIDO2 security key.
- ✓Files available when neededOpen what you need without copying everything to the computer.
- ✓End-to-end encryptionContents, names and folders are protected before reaching your chosen storage.
In development and roadmapUpcoming releases
On the roadmapNodrive CloudManaged storage with snapshots, history and recovery.
In developmentTOTP and 2FA hardeningMore second-factor options and additional key protection.
In developmentMulti-providerRedundancy for one drive across multiple connected storage providers.
PlannedSharing and teamsProtected collaboration between users.
PlannedMulti-device accessmacOS, Linux and mobile clients are not available yet.
PlannedIndependent auditExternal verification of the security model.
Frequently asked questions
What you need to know, clearly.
What is a snapshot?＋
It is a history point representing the entire drive at a precise moment. Name it, browse it read-only and restore it. On cloud drives, Nodrive also records automatic and synchronization checkpoints.
Does a snapshot protect me from ransomware?＋
A snapshot lets you return to an earlier state. To resist ransomware, that point must also remain undeletable until a set date. With your cloud this depends on the connected service; Offline Drive requires a separate backup.
How does Offline Drive work?＋
Choose a folder on your PC, an external drive or a USB stick. Nodrive stores only encrypted blocks there and works without internet, email or an account. Take the device with you; opening it requires your password or Recovery Key.
Does Nodrive replace my cloud?＋
Not necessarily. Create an Offline Drive or make Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, S3 or WebDAV private. Nodrive Cloud is on the roadmap.
Is my password sent to the server?＋
Your Nodrive password is never sent to the server. OPAQUE verifies access without transmitting it; for Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive, Nodrive does not receive the provider password because authorisation uses OAuth.
Do I need to change how I work?＋
Nodrive appears as a drive on your computer: you can open and save files from your usual applications. Protection happens behind this experience.
What happens if I lose my device?＋
The recovery key lets you recover access to your data. If two-step verification is enabled, connecting a new computer also requires a registered passkey: keep it together with at least one portable passkey.
Does Nodrive make every attack impossible?＋
No technology can promise that. Nodrive reduces storage exposure, but security also depends on the device, credentials, keys and configuration.
Which systems are supported?＋
The current beta is available on Windows. Multi-device access through macOS, Linux and mobile clients is on the roadmap, but is not available yet.
A project you can join
Use Nodrive.
Help shape what comes next.
The beta is free today. You can support Nodrive in different ways: test it, share feedback, contribute to the project or explore a team use case.
Private demo
See Nodrive
with your data, not on slides.
Tell us how you work and we will prepare a demonstration focused on your scenario.
Current demo on Windows · No production data required