Featured on Orynth: EasyOne File Uploader
EasyOne has been featured on Orynth.dev. This post shares why that matters to us, what EasyOne stands for, and where we’re heading next.
We’re excited to share that EasyOne File Uploader has been featured on Orynth.dev.
Orynth highlights projects that prioritize thoughtful engineering and clear product intent, so being featured there is a meaningful milestone for us. It’s a small signal that the direction we’ve chosen — building simple, privacy-first infrastructure — resonates with others.
EasyOne was built around a deliberately constrained idea: file storage should store files, not analyze them. Files are encrypted in the browser before upload, and encryption keys never reach our servers. As a result, we don’t scan content, run AI analysis, or profile users. This isn’t a policy choice — it’s a technical one.
The feature on Orynth comes at a time when many storage platforms are adding increasingly invasive layers of automation and intelligence. EasyOne takes the opposite approach. We focus on reliability, predictability, and minimizing the amount of information the system can know about its users.
We’re grateful to Orynth for showcasing EasyOne and to everyone who has shared feedback so far. If you’re interested in privacy-respecting infrastructure or have thoughts on where file hosting should go next, we’d love to hear from you.
You can view the feature here:
This is just the beginning. We’ll continue refining EasyOne with the same principles that got us here — building infrastructure that does less, but does it well.
