Same encryption. Different reasons.

For families

One private library for the whole family.

Imazho gives a family one shared, end-to-end encrypted photo library. Up to five people upload into shared spaces, everyone sees the same memories, and the encryption keys stay on your devices — so the photos of your children are readable by your family and by nobody else.

For photographers

An archive that doesn't touch your originals.

Imazho stores photographic work as an encrypted archive that returns exactly what you put in. Originals are sealed on your machine before upload, kept byte-for-byte, and exported in full quality for free — so the archive is never the reason a file lost quality or became unreachable.

For new parents

Their whole first year, kept private.

Imazho is a private home for the enormous number of photos a new baby generates. Everything is encrypted on your phone before it uploads and organised into a dated timeline automatically, so the first year is findable later without being visible to anyone but you.

For self-hosters

Your bucket. Your hardware. Same clients.

Imazho can run against storage you own. Point it at any S3-compatible bucket — MinIO on a machine in your house, Cloudflare R2, whatever you already operate — and keep the same web, iOS and Android clients and the same client-side AES-256-GCM encryption.