ID of Life stores your files on its own decentralised network in Europe. Your files stay on servers we operate ourselves, and you decide who they are shared with — you’re in control of your own data.
Sign-up takes a minute. No card, no confirmation loop.
Four things that set this apart from an ordinary cloud drive — all of them checkable.
Your files sit on a private, decentralised storage network operated by ID of Life in Europe — not on rented space at a hyperscaler. Built to grow across independent nodes; today every file lives on our own servers.
Files are stored under the fingerprint of their content — the same cryptographic principle behind content-addressed networks. Identical content exists exactly once on the network, no matter how many people hold it.
ID of Life Ltd is a Finnish company. The product is designed around European data protection law from the start — not adapted to it afterwards.
You are in control of your own data — you decide what you upload, who you share it with, and when it goes for good.
Search and filters
Today, the list sorts by its four columns.
A wastebasket
Deleted files become restorable. Today, deleting is final — we ask first.
Email notifications
Shares and invites announce themselves. Today, you pass links on by hand.
Account safety nets
Password reset, two-factor authentication and external sign-in.
Bulk actions
Select many files at once and act on all of them.
Team spaces
Shared folders, roles and administration for organisations.
Encryption by default
Coming soon. Files are not individually encrypted today; the setting is visible in your storage options but inactive until it ships.
For one person
3,99 € / month
Start free trial14 days trial, 100 MB storage
For teams and companies
7,99 € / member / month
Start free trial14 days trial, 100 MB storage
Nothing, and we don't ask for a card. You get 14 days and 100 MB to try everything. If you decide not to subscribe, your files stay readable for another 30 days before the account closes.
It's gone — we ask for confirmation first. A wastebasket with restore is on the roadmap; until it ships, treat deletion as final.
