Files too big to email, sent safely.
Send someone a couple of gigabytes without a shared drive or a zip file in three parts. The recipient needs no Curfew account: they get a link, a one-time code and, if you want, a passphrase. Set an expiry and a download limit. Files up to 200 MB are checked for malware before anyone can download them; larger ones are not scanned. You can run it the other way too – request files FROM someone who has no account.
$9.00 per user, per month. Billed in advance. You pay only for the people you give access to.
What you get
- Around 2 GB a file, straight to storage – no 20 MB ceiling
- Recipients need no account: link, one-time code, optional passphrase
- Expiring links and a download cap you set
- Malware scanning on files up to 200 MB; larger files are not scanned
- Request files from outsiders, not just send to them
How it works
- 1
Add the files
Up to about 2 GB, uploaded straight to private storage. Files up to 200 MB are checked for malware before anyone can download them.
- 2
Say who gets them
An email address or an @handle. Add a passphrase on top if the contents deserve one.
- 3
Send, and watch it land
They get a link and a one-time passcode. Set an expiry and a download limit, and revoke the whole thing at any point.
Files far bigger than email will carry, behind a link that expires and a passcode.
Common questions
How big can a file be?
About 2 GB per file. It goes straight from the browser to storage rather than through us.
Can I ask somebody to send ME a file?
Yes — a request works the same way in reverse. The counterparty uploads through the same gated link without needing an account.
What happens to an infected file?
It is kept but never downloadable, and it says so. Hiding it would remove the evidence that somebody sent it.
What happens when a transfer expires?
The link stops working, and the files themselves are deleted — a job runs nightly and removes the stored bytes rather than just hiding the door. An expiry that only turned the link off would leave the document sitting on our disks forever.
Secure Send is one app in Curfew Suite.
Use it on its own for as long as you like. If you ever add another, it shares the same login, the same bill and the same data underneath.