Hoodik Cloud is an end-to-end encrypted cloud drive designed for users who prioritize privacy and data ownership. Rather than pooling users together on a generic multi-tenant architecture, Hoodik Cloud provisions your own dedicated server instance complete with its own isolated database and storage bucket.

Security is baked directly into the client-side experience. Files, file names, notes, and even search queries are encrypted locally on your device before they ever reach the cloud. Consequently, the server only ever holds ciphertext, ensuring that your data remains strictly confidential. Users can select between EU and US hosting regions during signup and even bring their own custom domains.

To ensure seamless cross-device management, Hoodik Cloud provides free companion applications for iOS, Android, and macOS. Furthermore, the platform offers total data portability: if you ever decide to leave the managed cloud, an export option gives you a fully runnable self-hosted copy of your environment. The server code is openly viewable on GitHub under the CC BY-NC 4.0 source-available license.

Pros of Hoodik Cloud

True end-to-end encryption covering files, file names, notes, and search queries
Dedicated server instance with its own database and storage bucket for every user
Choice of EU or US hosting regions at signup with custom domain support
Full data portability with an export option that provides a runnable self-hosted copy
Free native apps available for iOS, Android, and macOS

Cons of Hoodik Cloud

Source code is available under a non-commercial license (CC BY-NC 4.0)
Storage tiers may be relatively expensive compared to mainstream non-encrypted providers
Requires paid subscription after the 14-day free trial period

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Hoodik Cloud protect my data?

Hoodik Cloud uses end-to-end encryption on your device. Files, file names, notes, and search queries are encrypted locally before uploading, meaning the server only ever stores ciphertext.

Can I self-host Hoodik or move my data away from the cloud?

Yes. Hoodik Cloud provides an export feature that gives you a runnable self-hosted copy of your instance. Additionally, the server code is available on GitHub.