RocketShare is zero-knowledge file sharing where files are encrypted in your browser using AES-256-GCM encryption. The service allows you to choose link expiry from 1-90 days, add optional passwords and download limits, and email links to recipients.
RocketShare is a zero-knowledge file sharing platform that prioritizes privacy by encrypting files directly in the user's browser before they ever reach a server. Designed for professionals and privacy-conscious individuals, it offers a simple drag-and-drop interface combined with enterprise-grade encryption. The core value is enabling secure, temporary file sharing without any third party—including RocketShare—being able to access the file contents. This makes it ideal for confidential documents, legal briefs, medical records, or any data that must remain private. By combining ease of use with robust security, RocketShare fills a gap between consumer tools like WeTransfer and complex enterprise solutions.
Traditional file sharing services often store files unencrypted or with server-side encryption that the provider can access, creating a significant privacy risk. Lawyers, healthcare providers, accountants, and photographers routinely handle sensitive client data that must be protected by law or ethics. Sending such files via email or unsecured links exposes them to interception, breaches, and unauthorized access. RocketShare solves this by ensuring the encryption keys never leave the sender's device. Even if the server were compromised, the files remain unreadable. This zero-knowledge approach gives users true control over who can access their data and for how long, providing peace of mind and regulatory compliance.
Zero-knowledge encryption is the cornerstone of RocketShare's security model. When a user uploads a file, the browser performs AES-256-GCM encryption before the data is transmitted. This means the encrypted file is sent to the server, but the plaintext never exists on the server side. The encryption key is derived from a passphrase (if set) or generated randomly and stays in the browser. Recipients must enter the password to decrypt the file, which happens again in their browser. This protects data in transit and at rest, as the server only stores ciphertext. The benefit is that even if RocketShare's infrastructure were hacked, the attacker would see only scrambled data, making this a fundamentally more secure method than traditional cloud storage.
Link expiry and download limits give senders precise control over file access. After uploading, users can set a link to expire anywhere from 1 to 90 days, after which the file is permanently deleted from RocketShare's servers. Additionally, they can limit the number of times a file can be downloaded, preventing unlimited distribution. An optional password can be added for an extra layer of authentication, ensuring only designated recipients can open the link. These features are configurable per share, allowing flexibility: a one-time download for a sensitive contract vs. a week-long access for a project file. This is far more nuanced than most consumer file sharing services, which often lack such granular controls.
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Launch Date2026-02-28
Platformweb
Pricingfree
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Ahrefs DR14/100
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Month2026-01
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