The NoDataSafe even we can't open.
Not a password manager. Encryption infrastructure for your organization.
NoDataSafe — an encrypted vault that stores everything critical to your business — passwords, API keys, server credentials, crypto wallets, sensitive documents. Everything encrypted in your browser before leaving the device. The server stores only ciphertext. No account. No email. No recovery. No way back.
NoDataSafe — an encrypted vault that even we can't open, with cryptographic proof of who did what and when. Everything encrypted in the browser before leaving the device — E2E communication, server credentials, sensitive documents. The server is blind to data. We protect what AI shouldn't see. HMAC-signed audit trail proves who sent what and when — without exposing content.
Two products. One architecture.
Same encryption. Same zero-knowledge. Two different use cases.
What exists today — and where we stand.
The technologies exist. The combination — doesn't.
Deploying agents? Do it through us.
If you're an AI developer deploying agents inside organizations — NoData Capsule protects both the customer's data and your code. The agent runs inside an encrypted Capsule. The customer can't see the code. The server can't see the data. Nobody can copy.
How it works
[Your Device]
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|-- Seed Phrase (12 words)
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| +-- PBKDF2 (600,000 iterations)
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| v
| Master Key (AES-256-GCM)
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|-- Entry: { label, user, pass, url, notes }
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| +-- Encrypt locally (never leaves device as plaintext)
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| v
| Encrypted Blob (base64 ciphertext)
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+-- Upload to NoDataSafe Server
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Server stores: { blob_hash, encrypted_blob }
Server CANNOT: decrypt, read, index, search
Server KNOWS: nothing about you
==> Even if server is breached:
- Attacker gets ciphertext (worthless)
- No keys on server
- No metadata, no email, no identity
- AES-256 + PBKDF2 600K = billions of years to crackBYOS — NoDataSafe on your server
Because of Zero-Knowledge, NoDataSafe is safe on any server. Enterprise customers can run NoDataSafe on their infrastructure — AWS, Azure, on-prem, or even a Raspberry Pi. We provide a Docker image. They control everything.
Everything leaving NoDataSafe — encrypted end-to-end
NoDataSafe doesn't just store — it communicates. When a Capsule sends output to a customer, when an agent reports status, when data moves between servers — everything goes through NoData's encryption infrastructure. E2E. Zero plaintext in transit. The server is blind to traffic too.
[NoDataSafe / Capsule]
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|-- outgoing data? → AES-256-GCM encrypt
|-- outgoing result? → AES-256-GCM encrypt
|-- heartbeat to NoData? → status only (alive/error)
| zero content, zero payload
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+--→ NoData E2E Transport Layer
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| Server sees: encrypted blob moving
| Server knows: nothing about content
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+--→ [Recipient] decrypts locally
NoData receives: heartbeat (working / not working)
NoData NEVER receives: data, results, keys, contentCapsule lifecycle — how to update?
A Capsule is immutable. You don't update it — you create a new version. The old one burns. Keys rotate. Zero residue.
Nobody can get in. Not even us.
No keys on the server. No backdoor. No recovery mechanism. Keys are created on your device and stay there. Even if servers are breached — only worthless ciphertext. AES-256-GCM + PBKDF2 with 600,000 iterations.
Pricing
No free NoDataSafe. This is a premium product. Your secrets are worth more than a subscription.