AWOL Drive
Cloud storage, only you can read it.
3 GB of end-to-end encrypted storage, sharded across a peer-to-peer network with a company-side replica for durability. No scanning, no AI training, no telemetry.
3 GB
Free per user, forever
99.99%
Per-object durability target
10⁻⁸
Effective loss rate with repair
0
Files we can ever read
The lifecycle
Every file follows the same four steps.
1. Chunk
Files split into 16 MiB units — mobile-friendly, parallel-friendly.
2. Encrypt
Each chunk sealed with XChaCha20-Poly1305 keyed off your device vault.
3. Erasure-code
Reed-Solomon (10, 30): any 10 of 30 shards reconstruct the chunk.
4. Distribute
Shards placed across the P2P swarm by consistent hash; lighthouse keeps a backup replica.
Durability math
The smallest overkill plan we could justify.
(k, n) = (10, 30) # any 10 of 30 shards reconstruct
E = n / k = 3.0× # storage expansion
p = 0.4 # per-host availability
Pr[fewer than k shards in one window] ≈ 3 × 10⁻⁴
Pr[object lost, with repair daemon] ≈ 10⁻⁸Anything tighter risks real loss. Anything bigger pays for invisible nines.
What we don't do
The privacy floor, in plain English.
No scanning
We literally can't — your files are ciphertext before they leave your device.
No AI training
There's nothing for us to train on. The keys are yours.
No ads, no tracking
No analytics scripts. No "anonymous" telemetry. None.
Outgrow 3 GB?
30 GB for $1/mo. 200 GB for $5/mo. Same encryption. Same network. No lock-in.