Ask anyone for files
Send a private upload link. They type the address you invited, confirm a one-time code from that inbox, and upload with a note. Allow 1 to 10 uploads per link.
mxops Ingress is a private portal for asking people for files and sending files out. Everything is encrypted the moment it arrives, outsiders prove who they are with a code sent to their inbox, and files shred themselves when they expire.
Send a private upload link. They type the address you invited, confirm a one-time code from that inbox, and upload with a note. Allow 1 to 10 uploads per link.
Each recipient gets their own link and a code sent to their inbox. Set an expiry and a download limit; revoke any time. A forwarded link is useless on its own.
Every file gets its own AES-256-GCM key and is encrypted as it streams in. File names, messages and comments are encrypted too, and never appear in emails.
Each invited admin gets their own files, contacts, templates and settings, under their own encryption key. Nobody else's workspace is visible to them.
Admins sign in with a passkey: Face ID, Touch ID or Windows Hello. Passkeys can't be phished, and sensitive changes ask for a fresh check.
Contacts and groups, request and send templates, emails branded with your company name in HTML or plain text, retention and limits, server health, and a full audit log.
Pick people from your contacts or type an address. They get an email with a private link and no file names in it.
A one-time code goes to their inbox. It expires in 10 minutes and works once.
When a transfer expires or you revoke it, its files and keys are destroyed. The audit trail stays.
Self-hosted, with zero third-party packages. Every rule lives on the server, and every sign-in, code, upload and download is logged.