One product, three deployment points. The Outlook plug-in, the Gmail Chrome extension, and the Serverless Email Gateway. Every outbound attachment is encrypted with OpenPGP before it leaves the device. No recipient account required.
A native plug-in for Outlook, a Chrome extension for Gmail, and a policy-driven gateway that encrypts traffic automatically. All three share the same split-key encryption, audit log, and recipient experience.
Encrypt files and messages from the compose window. Files are encrypted on the sender's machine before they ever reach Exchange or Microsoft 365.
Adds an “Attach with SendSafely” button to the Gmail compose window. Files and messages are encrypted in the browser before they touch any Google server.
An AWS Lambda gateway that automatically intercepts and encrypts inbound and outbound email based on policies you define. Users don't have to remember anything; keys stay in your own AWS account.
Admin installs the Outlook or Gmail plug-in or deploys the gateway once. End users compose email the way they always have. Files are encrypted, replaced with a secure link, and logged — in the background.
The Outlook plug-in installs from Microsoft AppSource; the Gmail extension from the Chrome Web Store. Tenant admins can push it centrally. The SEG deploys to your AWS account.
Drag a file into Outlook or Gmail. The plug-in encrypts client-side with OpenPGP and uploads in the background. The user keeps typing.
The recipient gets your email with a one-time SendSafely link in place of the raw file. The Client Secret lives in the URL fragment — never sent to any SendSafely server.
Recipient clicks the link, verifies identity (PIN, SMS, or SSO), and the file decrypts locally in their browser. No SendSafely account required. Every access is logged.
Please find the signed Q1 financials attached. Files have been encrypted with SendSafely — you'll be asked to verify your identity with a one-time PIN before downloading.
SendSafely intercepts standard attachments and replaces them with end-to-end encrypted SendSafely links the moment your sender hits send. The decryption key is split between a token in the URL and a server-side fragment — neither half can decrypt the file on its own.
No pre-shared keys. No infrastructure to host. No retraining for senders or recipients. The same controls you'd build in-house, configured in the admin console.
Files encrypted with our plug-ins never touch your email server, so you're not stuck at the Exchange or Gmail attachment ceiling. Up to 100 GB per file on Outlook, 10 GB on Gmail.
SendSafely generates encryption keys dynamically per message. Nobody has to publish a public key or manage a keyring.
Plug-in encryption is applied client-side, before data is uploaded. SendSafely stores customer content as ciphertext only and cannot decrypt it.
Recipients open encrypted email in any modern web browser. One click, identity verification, decrypt in-browser. Done.
Encrypted files and messages auto-delete on the schedule you set. The audit trail is preserved after deletion for compliance reporting.
Specify a mobile number per recipient for SMS-based one-time-password verification before a file unlocks. PIN and SSO are also supported.
See exactly who viewed an item, when, and from where. Every download is timestamped for compliance reporting.
A managed cloud service. The Serverless Email Gateway runs in your AWS account when you need server-side rules — everything else is managed.
Every plug-in attachment is encrypted on the sender's device using the OpenPGP message format. Microsoft, Google, and SendSafely all see ciphertext only. The decryption key is split between a Client Secret in the URL fragment and a Server Secret released only after recipient verification.
Audited annually. SendSafely maintains the certifications regulated industries require.
Install the Outlook plug-in or the Gmail Chrome extension in minutes. Add the Serverless Email Gateway when you need automatic, policy-driven encryption.