Passport
Encrypted file, 2.4 MB
Secure documents
Protect identity, finance, medical, work, and personal files with useful labels, categories, expiry details, and encrypted storage.
Document contents are encrypted in the browser before upload.
Keep passports, licences, certificates, and supporting details organized.
Protect statements, policies, tax records, and receipts without relying on email threads.
Give private files a searchable name and category instead of an unclear filename.
Files need context
Sensitive documents often live in downloads, inboxes, or folders with filenames that reveal too little or too much. Important numbers and expiry dates become separate notes.
Velora combines encrypted file storage with safe labels, categories, document numbers, expiry information, and search. The readable content is available only after the vault is unlocked.
Built for the real task
Organization is part of protection because the right file should be easy for you, and difficult for everyone else, to reach.
Encrypt document bytes in the browser before they enter private object storage.
Request a concise title and broad category, then review the suggestion before saving.
Find records by their safe title and category without exposing file contents in navigation.
Keep numbers, issuing details, dates, and private notes beside the corresponding file.
Open a protected preview only inside an authenticated and unlocked vault session.
Owner and active-membership policies protect encrypted rows and document objects.
Document flow
The workflow keeps review in front of storage so you control the record that enters the vault.
Select the document from a trusted device and check that it is the intended file.
Confirm the title, category, expiry information, and optional notes.
The browser encrypts the document and metadata for storage.
Search the safe label, unlock the vault, and request temporary access to the encrypted object.
Document security
Encrypted document bytes live in a private bucket, while authorization policies restrict object access to the owner with active membership. Device malware, screen capture, and copied exports remain outside that protection.
Read the security architectureCommon questions
Yes. Document contents are encrypted in the browser before the encrypted bytes are sent to private object storage.
Velora stores encrypted bytes. Reading them requires the correct master key in an authenticated, unlocked vault session.
No. A suggestion is presented for review so you remain responsible for the title, category, and final save action.
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Create your vault and give every sensitive document a protected, searchable record.