Shared

What people on this machine shared with you, and the links and invites you handed out. Revoking a link ends access at once; the row stays as a record.

kyr drive

Your files, on a machine you own.

kyr drive keeps your files and folders on a machine in your home or your studio, and keeps them certain: every file carries the fingerprint of its content, so the file you open is byte for byte the one that was put there. Uploads continue after a lost connection, folders come back down whole, and every link you hand out opens exactly what it says.

Accounts are given by the owner of this machine.

An example: a studio's drive, one upload continuing after a lost connection.

No more archaeology.
No digging through final, final-2 and final-really to guess which one is right: every file keeps the fingerprint of its content, an upload that arrives different from what was sent is refused, and the machine re-reads its disks against those fingerprints.
Your files stay on this machine.
They live on its disks and leave only when you send them. Nothing here calls out to anyone.
Nobody reads over your shoulder.
No tracking, no analytics, nothing about you in the logs.
You decide who opens what.
Every link says who it lets in and how it is protected, and it stops working the moment you revoke it.

Your files, on a machine you own.

No more archaeology.

Your files stay on this machine.

Nobody reads over your shoulder.

You decide who opens what.