Everything in eight languages

zcrypt now speaks eight languages all the way through, Spaces got proper pages, and a lot of privacy work happened quietly in the background.

Not released yet. This is what is lined up for the next version.

New

The whole app and the website are now translated into Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Russian, Urdu and Chinese, not just the menus.
Spaces moved from pop-up windows to real pages with their own links, and you can drive them from the keyboard.
Adding files to a Space keeps working in the background while you carry on with something else.
Your profile photo now shows wherever your avatar appears, instead of just an initial.
One-line installers for macOS, Linux and Windows that avoid the unverified-app warning, plus a Homebrew tap on the download page.
A self-hosting kit: run your own zcrypt server on any Linux box behind a Cloudflare Tunnel.
The site suggests a language based on your country instead of switching it behind your back.
This changelog, with a page for every version, an RSS feed and a What's new dialog in the app.
A quick settings panel behind the gear icon: theme, light or dark, language and advanced mode without leaving the page.
A Get the apps button: scan a QR code for the Android app, or download the desktop app for your system in one click.
The command palette (Ctrl or Cmd + K) can now do things: upload, new folder, lock the vault, switch theme and more.
Custom themes get a matching light and dark version worked out from your colors, so they stay readable in both.
Twelve new background designs for custom themes, all following your accent color.

Improved

Share links are created faster, especially when you share many files at once.
The update dialog now tells you what actually changed instead of a vague promise.
Page titles no longer repeat the name twice, and the sitemap now has real dates.
One bigger search bar on the vault page, with your recent files right in its dropdown.
Every toggle is now an iOS-style switch in your theme color, easy to see when it is off.
Deleting or moving files happens straight away with an Undo button, instead of asking you first.
A tidier vault: one slim storage notice, clearer list and grid icons, a storage ring in the sidebar, friendlier empty states, right-click menus and smoother loading.
Phones and tablets get a cleaner layout: the lock is always reachable, filters stick to the top and nothing spills off the screen.

Fixed

Spaces pages ask you to unlock instead of failing, the file picker no longer crashes, and a Space's sealed name stays readable after a key rotation.
The Pad, Send and Transfer pages show their steps and closing text again.
With the theme set to System, the app now follows your device's light or dark switch straight away.

Security

Space names are now sealed on your device, like file names already are.
Your device remembers the sharing key it first saw for each person and warns you if it later changes.
Passphrases have a sensible minimum length now, with hints in every language.
The app never sends a file name or hash in the clear, and the server will refuse an old app that tries, once the server is updated.
The hash for Send links is sealed too, so even that small clue stays with you.
The content security policy is now enforced by default instead of only reporting, which makes injected scripts much harder to run.
Sign-in sessions now store only a rough IP address too, and login records no longer keep the email you typed.
Groundwork for one account master key, so a future version can make passphrase changes painless. It is off by default.
Very old versions of the app will be told to update before uploading once the server is updated, so they can't write unprotected names.

Get the latest

Updates are free, and the desktop app can update itself. Grab the newest build for your device.