Secure direct transfer for large files

Cheetah moves files with encryption in flight and integrity checks in flight.

Built for unparalleled transfer speeds, Cheetah keeps file movement direct, verified, and simple for teams handling large files.

Private transfer path Direct by design
EncryptionIn flight
IntegrityChecked in flight
SpeedBuilt to scale
PrivacyNo file relay

Built for confident delivery

Fast transfer should also confirm that the right bytes arrived.

Encryption in flight

Transfers are protected while they move, with file bytes kept out of the presence control plane.

Integrity checks in flight

Transfers are checked as they progress, then confirmed before a delivery is marked complete.

Built for speed

Cheetah is designed for high-volume movement with retry-aware delivery and minimal control-plane overhead.

Desktop clients

Downloads

Installers are being prepared. Until signed release artifacts are published, use the source build path from the repository.

macOS

Apple Silicon and Intel packaging workflow is configured for release builds.

Installer pending

Installer pending

Windows

Windows packaging workflow is configured through the Electron release pipeline.

Installer pending

Unavailable

Linux

Linux desktop packaging workflow is configured for distribution artifacts.

Installer pending

Unavailable

Next cloud foundation

Future cloud store-and-deliver-to-many endpoints

Now

Direct secure transfers

Desktop clients discover peers through presence metadata and transfer files over a direct protected path.

Next

Remote rendezvous

Cloud presence endpoints help internet-reachable agents find each other without relaying file bytes.

Future

Store and deliver to many

Cloud endpoints are planned for workflows where one upload needs durable fan-out delivery.

Pricing

Priced version coming soon. Free tier is in alpha testing.

Talk to us

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