Passwordless by default
Passkeys and authenticator apps — no passwords to leak, phish, or reset.
Launching January 1, 2027
All Cor Cloud
Cloud storage where nobody — not even us — can read your files. Passwordless sign-in, granular sharing, version history, and admin powers that stop at your privacy.
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Your files, your rules
Granular sharing: read-only, no-download, edit, or admin — per person, per folder.
Nothing is ever lost
Every save becomes a version. Restore any of the last 10 in one click. Recycle bin for everything else.
Links that behave
Public share links with passwords, expiry dates, and download controls.
Zero-knowledge admin
Even our admins cannot see your files. Independently verified by automated gates.
Find anything
Search file names and contents across your own work and everything shared with you.
Simple pricing
Basic is free forever. Paid plans are assigned by our team during onboarding.
Questions, answered
Is ACC really passwordless?
Yes. You sign in with a passkey (biometric or hardware key) or a 6-digit authenticator code. There is no password to steal — and account recovery uses identity verification, not security questions.
What happens when I delete a file?
It moves to the Recycle Bin. You can restore it (with its entire folder structure) or delete it permanently. Shared links die instantly when you do.
Can admins read my files?
No — and it is not just policy, it is architecture. An automated test suite proves on every build that no admin path can reach file contents, names, or your personal data.
What does 'no-download' sharing mean?
The person can view the item in the app, but the server refuses any download request from them. The restriction is enforced server-side, not by hiding a button.
How does versioning work?
Every upload of the same file creates a new immutable version. The 10 most recent are kept; you can preview or restore any of them.
When does ACC launch?
January 1, 2027. Basic (30 GB) is free forever; paid plans unlock up to 1 TB.