NovoSend is a branded file sharing tool for creative freelancers. Files are encrypted in your browser before upload. It's built solo by David Rodriguez Pozo from Spain.
One person. One product. No funding, no growth team, no quarterly slide deck. Just a tool I wished existed when I was sending files to clients myself.
Every time you send client work through a generic file-sharing service, the last thing your client sees isn't your logo — it's someone else's. Their ad. Their banner. Their colors. After years of delivering work this way, the gap between the care you put into the deliverable and the experience of receiving it kept bothering me.
NovoSend exists to close that gap. Your file delivery should feel like the rest of your studio: yours.
I'm David, an independent developer based in Spain. NovoSend is my full-time work — I write the code, run the infrastructure, and answer support emails. If something breaks, you can reach me directly at admin@novosend.com.
Solo means I can move fast and stay honest about what the product does and doesn't do. It also means every feature on the roadmap is there because a real person asked for it — not because a stakeholder wanted to ship something this quarter.
Your files are encrypted in your browser using AES-256-GCM before they leave your device. We store only the encrypted data. The decryption key is in the share link.
One exception: by default, the email that notifies your recipient includes the link with its decryption key, and that email is sent through Resend. Anyone who can read that email can open the files. You can turn this off for each transfer by unchecking “Include the decryption key in the email”, and then share the link yourself.
In practice this means we cannot recover your files if you lose the link, and we hold no readable copy to hand over. The trade-off — you keep the key, you keep the responsibility — is worth it for client work.
The fastest way to see what NovoSend does is the live demo. No sign-up.
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