v0.1 · open beta
Backups that forget you
the moment you stop paying.
Restic-encrypted archives, routed over Tor, settled in Monero. Your client certificate is your account — no email, no name, no recoverable identity.
Open-source clients· Audited encryption (Restic)· No tracking on this page
Designed so trust isn’t the security boundary.
Client-side encryption
Restic encrypts every byte on your machine before it leaves. We hold ciphertext only — the keys never touch our infrastructure.
Tor-only transport
The client and server speak through hidden services. Your IP, our IP, both irrelevant.
Monero billing
Subaddress per client. No card on file, no billing address — nothing about your wallet ties to anything we hold.
mTLS identity
Your client certificate is your account. Lose it and we cannot help you. Keep it and nobody can.
Ciphertext-only storage
Where we put the bytes doesn’t matter — we couldn’t read them anyway. Our infrastructure is a sealed envelope, nothing more.
Zero PII
No name, no email, no phone, no IP, no fingerprint. We log the first 8 chars of your cert hash.
Three steps. No accounts.
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Install & init
Run the installer. The client generates an X.509 certificate locally. That file is now your sole credential.
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Fund a balance
The client prints a Monero subaddress. Send XMR. The credit drops in once the chain confirms.
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Back up & forget
privatearchive backup ~. Schedule it. Your data is encrypted, then on its way through Tor before you finish reading this paragraph.
Pay only for the bytes you keep.
Pay-as-you-go
Monero top up · burn down
- Top up a balance in XMR
- It burns down by the second
- Refill when you need to
- No subscription, no commit
Balance burns down by the second. No subscription. No minimum. No card.
Download the client.
v0.1.0 · static binaries · reproducible builds · SHA256 sums published