PhotoLog - Anonymous, fully encrypted client-side media storage

PhotoLog Anonymous, fully encrypted client-side media storage

What is PhotoLog?

PhotoLog is a sophisticated media storage solution that prioritizes user privacy through advanced client-side encryption technology. The platform utilizes AES 256 encryption to ensure that all media files remain completely private, with encryption keys never leaving the user's device.

The service offers comprehensive features including customizable mini-sites, collaborative album sharing, and flexible storage options. Users can choose between PhotoLog-managed storage or connect their own S3-compatible storage provider, making it an ideal solution for individuals, families, and event organizers seeking secure media management.

Features

Client-side Encryption: AES 256 encryption with keys never leaving user's device
Custom Mini-sites: Create personalized websites without coding skills
Flexible Storage: Choose between managed storage or own S3-compatible provider
Secure Sharing: Time-based access links and granular access control
Multiple Format Support: Compatible with various photo, video, and RAW formats
Two-factor Authentication: Enhanced account security
High Data Redundancy: Multiple encrypted backup locations
Google Analytics Integration: Track mini-site performance

Use Cases

Personal media vault
Family photo sharing
Event photo collaboration
Couple's shared albums
Professional portfolio showcase
Secure media backup
Private event galleries

FAQs

What is the maximum file size limit?

The default maximum upload file size is 100MB. Users can request an increase by contacting support.
Can I pay anonymously?

Yes, PhotoLog accepts cryptocurrency payments for users who want to remain completely anonymous.
What happens if I lose my encryption password?

If you lose your encryption password, the data cannot be recovered as PhotoLog staff have no access to encryption keys.
What file formats are supported?

PhotoLog supports jpg, jpeg, png for photos; rm, ram, mp4, ogg, webm for videos; and tif, cr2, nef, x3f, dng for RAW files.