Add a password.
Put a second encryption layer around the files you send, using a password you choose. It’s optional; end-to-end encryption is always on.
Keep this password safe too. Password-protected files can’t be recovered without it.
Synqin delivers your files.
It can’t read them.
Files, names, notes, and DOCK text are encrypted before they leave your device. Only your authorised devices and the people you send to can open them.
Alex Your device
synqin
Ready for
Ready for
Monday.
The launch plan.
The final details.
All in one place.
With Synqin Encrypted content only
Maya Their device
synqin
Ready for
Ready for
Monday.
The launch plan.
The final details.
All in one place.
Encrypted on your device. Opened on theirs.
End-to-end encryption is part of every share.
Between your devices. In a workspace. Through a QR code or a public link.
Your devices
hold the keys.
A new device needs more than a sign-in. Approve it from a device you already trust, or use your recovery code to bring your encrypted content with you.
Keep your recovery code somewhere safe.
It’s your backup if you lose access to every device. Synqin doesn’t hold a spare key, so without a trusted device or your recovery code, we can’t restore your content.
Alex’s iPhoneYour trusted device
Link your MacBook
Let this device open your encrypted content.
- Device
- Alex’s MacBook
- System
- macOS
Your approval brings your content to a new device.
A little more control.
When you need it.
Decide when a link closes.
Set an expiry and download limits for a public share, or close access from any of your devices. Closing it takes effect immediately.
Closing access doesn’t remove files already downloaded.
Disconnect a lost device.
Remove a device from your account to end its session and stop new access to content on Synqin.
This doesn’t erase files already saved on that device.
Keep sharing. Keep it private.
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