Encrypted backup to storage you control
CloudLess encrypts files on your device before upload, then stores backups in storage you choose: AWS S3, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, SFTP, or an external disk. You keep the keys, you keep the storage, and you can restore files when something goes wrong.
Private by designS3, Drive, OneDrive, SFTP, or diskBuilt for restoreNo access to your files
How it works
1
Select folders
Choose which folders on your device to back up.
2
Connect storage
Use your own cloud account, SFTP server, or external disk.
3
Encrypt and upload
CloudLess encrypts your files locally and uploads backup versions.
4
Restore when needed
Recover files to any device.
Your data stays private
- Files are encrypted before they leave your device.
- CloudLess does not store your file contents.
- CloudLess does not have your encryption keys.
- Storage stays in your own account, server, or local filesystem.