Encrypted before relay
Content is encrypted by the Post client before it is sent to the relay service.
Private transfer without giving the server your secrets.
Post is a command-line encrypted relay for sending messages and files between people and systems. It is designed around a zero-knowledge transfer model, a simple command-line interface (CLI), and simple annual plans.
No browser upload workflow. No shared folder to manage. Just Post.
Post keeps the everyday workflow small while putting encryption, identity, transfer limits, and retention behind a consistent command-line experience.
Content is encrypted by the Post client before it is sent to the relay service.
Use the same transfer model for a short message, a document, or a large data file.
A predictable command-line interface (CLI) makes Post useful at a terminal and inside repeatable automated workflows.
Set a transfer lifetime from 1 to 30 days instead of leaving content available indefinitely.
Post keeps the relay in the middle without making the relay the owner of your plaintext content.
The Post client prepares the message or file and encrypts the transfer before relay.
The Post service accepts and stores the encrypted transfer for the selected lifetime.
The recipient uses Post to retrieve the waiting transfer and process it on their system.
The common workflow stays readable: find someone, send something, list what is waiting, and retrieve it.
Read the 5-minute getting started guideEvery plan uses the same Post encryption and zero-knowledge transfer model. Paid plans add larger file limits, more annual transfer, more Post names, and the paid network class.
Compare all plansDownload the client, create a Post name, and send your first transfer.