VexaHub

VexaHub is a French-built cloud storage service designed to protect personal files through privacy-focused technology and European infrastructure. The service is coming soon, with servers planned in Germany, Austria, and France and no US infrastructure. Its central feature is zero-knowledge, end-to-end encryption: files are encrypted on the user’s device before upload, and the encryption key is never transmitted, so VexaHub cannot read stored content.

At launch, VexaHub plans to offer file uploads and downloads, folders and subfolders, multiple viewing options, and uploads that can resume after a connection interruption. Users will be able to share files through links, with recipients decrypting them on their own devices. Accounts will include two-factor authentication, and the web interface will support dark and light modes. The company also states that it will have no advertising and will avoid unnecessary data collection and tracking cookies. Android and desktop apps, WebDAV access, file search, family plans, an integrated video player, and an iOS app are listed as in development.