NOBODY

Anonymous file sharing means sending a file to someone without attaching your identity to it. With NOBODY you upload a file and receive an 8-character share code — you never provide a name, email address or phone number, and the recipient never learns who uploaded it.

Open the upload page, pick your files, choose how long the share should live and how many downloads to allow, then create the share. No sign-up step exists, so there is nothing to register and no password to remember.

Yes. NOBODY never asks for an email address, and it does not email the recipient either. You pass the share code or link along yourself, using whatever channel you already trust.

Shares are only reachable by their 8-character code, which is not listed or browsable anywhere. For extra privacy you can turn on PIN protection and set a download limit, so only the person holding both the code and the PIN can open the files.

Yes. Every share has an expiry — 1 hour, 6 hours, 24 hours or 7 days. Once the expiry passes, the share stops working and the stored files are removed.

Files are stored in private server-side storage that is never publicly listed; downloads are only handed out for a valid, unexpired code. PINs are stored as hashes rather than plain text, and access attempts are rate-limited. NOBODY does not provide end-to-end encryption, so do not treat it as a zero-knowledge vault.

Yes. Enable protection while creating the share and NOBODY generates a PIN for you. Share it separately from the code — the recipient needs both to unlock the files.

No. There is no account system, no email verification and no phone number. Your own shares are remembered locally in your browser so you can manage them from the My Shares screen.

For as long as the expiry you chose, up to 7 days — or until the download limit you set is reached, whichever happens first.

The share code stops resolving and the stored files are deleted, so the link cannot be revived. If you still need to send the file, create a new share.