The problem with "encrypted" cloud storage
Most cloud storage providers encrypt your data — in transit and at rest. But they hold the keys. That means they can read your files, comply with broad government requests, or suffer a breach that exposes your data. "Encrypted" has become a marketing checkbox, not an engineering commitment.
What we wanted
We wanted a cloud where encryption is not a feature you turn on — it is the architecture. Where the server is fundamentally incapable of reading your data. Where "we protect your privacy" is not a policy promise but a mathematical guarantee.
Why Europe matters
We are a Dutch company, operated from Wijchen, Netherlands. Our servers run on dedicated infrastructure in Falkenstein, Germany. Every byte stays in the EU. This is not just about GDPR compliance — it is about being outside the reach of the US CLOUD Act, which can compel US-connected companies to hand over data stored anywhere in the world.
What we are building
Beebeeb is end-to-end encrypted cloud storage with apps for every platform: web, macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, and a CLI. All client apps are open source under AGPL-3.0. You can audit the code, compile it yourself, or self-host.
We are building this for individuals who care about privacy and small teams in regulated industries who need encrypted collaboration without the enterprise ceremony.