One package, one clear send
Send only the files someone needs. No shared folder invite, no long email thread, no permanent place to clean up later.
Secure file delivery
ZipPigeon gives teams a clean way to send sensitive files to clients, vendors, teammates, and guests. Files are encrypted in the browser before upload, and access can expire.
Send only the files someone needs. No shared folder invite, no long email thread, no permanent place to clean up later.
Your browser locks the files first. ZipPigeon stores encrypted data and handles delivery, status, expiration, and audit events.
Use account access for trusted contacts. Use a secure link when a guest needs a quick way in, and treat that link like a private pass.
We tell you what remains visible: recipients, timestamps, file size, status, and completed downloads. Expiration stops future access, not files already saved.
It is a simple way to send sensitive files to the right person, with an access window, instead of leaving copies in email threads or shared folders.
ZipPigeon encrypts files in the browser before upload and stores encrypted file data. The security page explains what remains visible and what is still on the roadmap.
During normal delivery, ZipPigeon should not receive plaintext files or raw file keys. It still handles delivery details such as accounts, recipients, timestamps, and transfer status.
No. You can use account access for people you know, or a secure link when a guest needs a quick way in.
Cloud storage is for ongoing collaboration. ZipPigeon is for sending a sensitive package to a specific person and closing access when the job is done.
Email attachments spread into inboxes, backups, forwards, and downloads. ZipPigeon gives you a separate send flow with encryption, expiration, and recipient access.
ZipPigeon is for legal, accounting, HR, consulting, agency, startup, security, and freelance teams that send sensitive files to people outside their usual workspace.
Use ZipPigeon when a file needs to reach the right person without becoming another attachment or shared folder to clean up later.
Send a private file