Pulse Drop
Beam massive files straight to someone you've never linked with. They get a prompt, they accept, and the transfer runs at full network speed — ephemeral, direct, nothing left behind.
Enidor
One sovereign, encrypted mesh across every device you own. No servers in the middle. No storage caps. No public IP. Your files never leave your hardware until you say so.
Why Enidor
For a decade we handed our data to public cloud infrastructure — monthly fees to keep our files on someone else's computer, privacy traded for convenience. Enidor was engineered to take that back. Your devices are the servers. Everything else is just a tunnel between them.
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cloud servers holding your files. Data moves point to point, or it doesn't move.
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storage. Your mesh is as big as the drives you already own — no tiers, no upgrades.
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yours. Zero-knowledge by architecture: we can't read your files or your messages.
The Sovereign Ecosystem
Bind your hardware to a Global Handle like @alex. Once each device is authenticated with your authenticator app and Ecosystem PIN, they form an invisible, high-speed matrix — every drive one click away from every other.
Click any device that's online to mount its vault instantly. No uploads, no sync folder, no waiting.
A file on your desktop at home opens on your laptop across the world — same mesh, zero configuration.
Nothing is exposed to the internet. Your devices dial out to each other instead of waiting to be found.
Direct Peer Matrix
Search a colleague's Global Handle, forge a permanent encrypted tunnel, and talk. When you attach a file, nothing is uploaded — Enidor opens a Micro-Room: a private tunnel to that exact file, still sitting on your drive.
Grant access for 1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days — or never expire. You choose at the moment you send.
Click Revoke and the tunnel is severed and the file locked, even mid-download on their end.
Chat runs on the same point-to-point infrastructure as your files. There's no inbox on a server to subpoena, breach or mine.
Command & Control
Sovereignty needs visibility. The Activity Monitor shows every byte entering or leaving your machine in real time — live pipelines with bandwidth and progress, and an audit log of exactly who touched what.
Watch guest transfers and ecosystem syncs as they happen, with per-connection speed and progress.
Who connected, which file they opened, and whether they streamed it or took a copy.
Security & privacy
The usual way to host something is to open a hole in your router and hope nobody finds it. Enidor doesn't open one at all — and nothing in the path can read what passes through.
We cannot see your files or read your messages. There is no cloud storage, no third-party database — data moves strictly from point A to point B through encrypted, direct tunnels.
Your identity is held by an authenticator app (TOTP) plus a local Ecosystem PIN. Without the PIN, the vault on that machine stays cryptographically scrambled.
Under threat? One click in the Security Center drops every inbound and outbound tunnel across all zones, severing the machine from the outside world.
Unlink a device or revoke a Micro-Room and the tunnel closes immediately — active downloads fail, trust is deleted on both ends, access is gone for good.
Get started
Install, claim your handle, and add devices. Nothing to configure on your router, and nothing to pay for.
Launch Enidor on your main computer, claim your Global Handle, scan the QR code with your authenticator app, save your recovery codes, and set the Ecosystem PIN that decrypts your local vault.
Install Enidor on a second machine, sign in with your handle, confirm with your authenticator and PIN. Open My Ecosystem and both devices are there, ready to browse.
In My Peers, search a colleague's handle and hit Forge Link. Once they accept, a permanent encrypted chat tunnel exists between you.
Open a chat, click the paperclip, and pick how long they get access. Change your mind at any point and hit Revoke Access on the message.
Look up a handle you don't want to keep, choose Pulse Drop instead of a link, and send. They accept the prompt and the file moves at full speed.
The shield icon opens Security & Settings: active sessions, themes, the kill switch, and Logout & Unlink to erase the vault keys from that hardware.
macOS
Apple Silicon & Intel
Windows
10 & 11, 64-bit
Linux
Coming soon
Android
Coming soon
iOS
Coming soon
Install Enidor on two machines and your private mesh exists. It takes about three minutes, and it costs nothing.
Releases
Builds are published on GitHub Releases and appear here the moment they go out. Once installed, Enidor keeps itself up to date in the background.
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