OzCrypt
Local encryption for files and text, exported as .ozc packages or encrypted text blocks.
- Recommended for private notes, files, and protected packages.
- Use strong passwords or key files for the most meaningful protection.
OzCrypt Apps is the tool workspace for OzCrypt. The current suite focuses on local browser-based encryption, vault storage, metadata cleanup, hashing, password and identity generation, and Salesforce productivity helpers without uploading user files or secrets.
Open the right app with a task-focused shortcut when you already know what you need to do.
OzCrypt Apps keeps one clear path per product: encryption, vault storage, peer-to-peer chat, metadata cleanup, hashing, steganography, generation, and Salesforce helpers, all with local-first defaults where possible.
Local encryption for files and text, exported as .ozc packages or encrypted text blocks.
Store passwords, secure notes, API keys, and private records in a local encrypted vault.
Remove metadata, redact sensitive text, and prepare files for safer sharing.
Local file and text hashing, checksum verification, and similarity comparison.
Hide text or files inside PNG images locally with optional AES encryption before embedding.
Private peer-to-peer encrypted chat and file transfer using local browser technology.
Generate passwords, passphrases, API secrets, PINs, and synthetic test identities.
Salesforce productivity tools for admins, developers, testers, support, and release teams.
The suite is designed to keep your inputs in the browser, but local-first also means you are responsible for your own secrets and backups.
Core tasks run in the browser with no backend dependency for the current suite.
Files, passwords, logs, URLs, and tool inputs stay local to your device in this build.
Where browser support allows, the suite can keep working offline after the first load.
Local-first does not replace backups, password managers, or careful testing before deleting originals.
OzCrypt is the single core encryption app. Folder, URL, app id, and package metadata use ozcrypt.
Passwords and cryptographic keys are strong security factors. Local time and environment checks are policy controls because local device state can be changed.