Dedicated per-customer instance
Each customer gets a separate Hoodik instance with its own application, database, and storage bucket, reducing cross-customer exposure and keeping account data isolated.
Hoodik Cloud
Hoodik Cloud is a managed, end-to-end encrypted storage service that runs a dedicated Hoodik instance for you. Files are encrypted on your device, stored in the EU or US, and can be exported later for self-hosting.
Managed end-to-end encrypted storage
Hoodik Cloud is a managed, end-to-end encrypted storage service built around the same Hoodik server software that can also be self-hosted. Instead of running the server yourself, you subscribe to a dedicated instance that Hudik d.o.o. provisions, updates, monitors, and keeps online for you.
The product is designed for people who want private cloud storage without handing over readable content to the provider. Files are encrypted on your device before upload, the service stores only ciphertext, and each account gets its own isolated application, database, and storage bucket. You can choose an EU or US region, use the web app or free mobile and desktop apps, and export the whole instance later if you want to move to self-hosting.
Core features
End-to-end encryption on device
Files are encrypted in the browser or app before upload, and the encryption keys never leave the device. The server stores only ciphertext.
Private file search
Search works on hashed and tokenized file names, so the server can match queries without seeing the original names.
EU or US hosting region
You can choose the EU or US region at signup, which determines where the instance runs and where encrypted files are stored.
Web and native app access
Every plan includes the full Hoodik interface and support for the free iOS, Android, and macOS apps, which connect to any Hoodik server.
Export and custom domain support
Instances can be exported as runnable copies for self-hosting, and the service also supports using a custom domain.
Common use cases
Private personal storage
Store personal files in a cloud service where encryption and decryption happen on your own device, rather than on the provider’s servers.
Small-team or shared-account storage
Run a managed instance for a team or household while still controlling who can access the account, files, and share links from the instance admin side.
Region-specific storage
Choose EU or US hosting to align the instance with residency preferences while keeping content encrypted before upload.
Migration to self-hosting
Move from managed hosting to self-hosting by exporting a runnable copy of the instance and pointing Docker at it.
Multi-device access
Use the web app or the free mobile and desktop apps to browse encrypted files from different devices without changing the underlying storage model.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Encryption happens on the user’s device before upload, so the provider does not see readable content.
- Each account gets a dedicated instance with separate application, database, and storage.
- Users can pick EU or US hosting regions for residency preferences.
- The service supports export to a runnable self-hosted copy, reducing lock-in.
- Free iOS, Android, and macOS apps work with any Hoodik server.
Cons
- The pricing page returned 404 in the collected sources, so plan details are incomplete here.
- Because encryption keys never reach the provider, lost passwords or recovery keys cannot be reset by support.
FAQ
Can I manage my own instance and users?
Yes. The service provisions a dedicated Hoodik instance for your account, and you administer that instance yourself. The terms say you can create and manage users, control files and share links, and start, stop, or restart the instance.
Can I leave and self-host later?
You can export your entire instance at any time. The export is described as a runnable copy of Hoodik with your encrypted data inside, so you can move to self-hosting by pointing Docker at it.
Can Hoodik Cloud read my files?
No. Files are encrypted on your device before upload, and your keys never reach Hoodik Cloud. The service stores ciphertext only and cannot read your files, filenames, or contents.
Where is data stored?
The site says you choose either the EU or US region when you sign up. Your instance runs in that region and its encrypted files are stored there.
Is there a trial or subscription plan?
The service is based on a subscription to a dedicated instance, and the pricing page is not available from the collected sources. The homepage does show storage-based plans and a 14-day free trial.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Managed encrypted storage
- Provider
- Hudik d.o.o.
- Deployment
- Dedicated instance per account
- Hosting regions
- EU or US
- Access
- Web app, iOS, Android, macOS
- Billing
- Subscription; storage-based plans shown on the homepage
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