One-to-one.One-to-many.Many-to-one.
All in one elegant browser experience.
Encrypted file and folder sharing. No account, no installation, and no cloud file storage.
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Everything in Ryzova E-Pen
Start with Send or Receive. More tools are here when you need them.
Direct Send & Receive
1-to-1 encrypted file and folder transfer with selective receive, reconnect recovery, and SHA-256 integrity checks.
Nearby / Same Wi-Fi
Keep file-data ICE local on the same LAN with STUN/TURN disabled. Public rendezvous signaling still requires internet.
Encrypted Clipboard
Move text, links, passwords, phone numbers, and code snippets between connected browsers.
Drop Rooms · PRO host
PRO hosts collect files from several people. Guests send files Free.
Multi-Receiver Broadcast · PRO host
PRO hosts share one file set with multiple receivers. Joining stays Free.
My Devices
Pair trusted browsers locally for encrypted quick handoff while the target browser is online.
Why use Ryzova E-Pen?
Client-side E2EE
AES-GCM 256 with PBKDF2 key derivation. Your password never leaves your browser.
No cloud file storage
Files use WebRTC and are not uploaded to cloud storage. Encrypted traffic may use a TURN relay when a direct connection is unavailable.
Folders & large files
Up to 100,000 files per transfer in the current v2.3 safety envelope, with no fixed E-Pen application-level file-size cap. Practical limits still depend on your browser, device, storage, and network.
Built for everyday files, large folders, and game-sized transfers
The current receiver safety limit is 100,000 files per transfer with a 32 MiB encrypted manifest cap. E-Pen does not set a fixed application-level per-file or total-transfer size cap; actual maximums depend on browser, device, storage, and network conditions.
How E-Pen works
Pick files
Drop files or folders. We generate a code and password instantly.
Share the link
Send the magic link or read the code aloud. Password stays in the URL hash.
Transfer
Receiver opens the link — encrypted bytes stream between the browsers.
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