Data Dead Drop

Name: Data Dead Drop
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

Simple File Sharing. Secure, Self-Destructing.

5.0•1 review•

233 followers

Simple File Sharing. Secure, Self-Destructing.

5.0•1 review•

233 followers

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File storage and sharing apps

Data Dead Drop provides effortless, secure file sharing. Data self-destroys after access. No browser required - just use your favorite command line client.

Free

Launch tags:Productivity•Storage•GitHub

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Dualite

Fantastic job, @hschne! Your tool for secure file sharing is truly impressive. How did you come up with the idea, and what's your favorite feature?

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3yr ago

Data Dead Drop

Maker

@rohan_singhvi1 Thanks for the kind words! I wanted a way to quickly share files between machines where I have nothing but cURL and an internet connection, like when setting up a new Laptop. Then took it from there 😅

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3yr ago

Hey Hans! Congrats on quitting your day job and pursuing your passion project! Data Dead Drop sounds intriguing. I'm curious, how did you come up with the idea for a file-sharing tool with anonymity and self-destruction features? It's great that it's open source too. Will definitely check it out! 😊👍

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3yr ago

Data Dead Drop

Maker

@goyashy Thanks for the kind words! I needed a quick and simple, yet secure way to share data between machines where I don't have a browser. Everything else just fell into place afterwards 😄

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3yr ago

Impressed with this sleek and user-friendly tool! Tested it out, and the performance was excellent. A valuable resource for ensuring secure file sharing! Great work, @hschne!

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3yr ago

Data Dead Drop

Maker

@swati_parida Thank you so much for the kind words, I really appreciate it! 🙇

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3yr ago

Congratulations on the launch of Data Dead Drop! 📁 Quitting your day job to build something you're passionate about is truly inspiring, and it's fantastic to see the result – a nifty, free file-sharing tool.

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3yr ago