Protocol manifesto
Stateless handoffs, every industry
CarryDocs is built for stateless handoffs: privileged files live only inside the window you define—legal, clinical, financial, creative, architectural, and operational workflows—then they shred. No organizational browsing vault; one link, one protocol, one clock.
Why not just email the file?
Email leaves a durable trail across servers, backups, and devices. CarryDocs is for time-bound sends: one link or QR, optional PIN, then the files are deleted when the timer ends — so the package doesn’t live forever in everyone’s inbox.
How long do files last?
Free sends expire after two hours. Lifetime unlock ($13 once) lets you choose windows up to 24 hours. When time is up, the link stops working and stored files are removed.
What happens if someone guesses the PIN wrong?
With a PIN enabled, three incorrect attempts delete the link immediately — metadata and files are removed so the URL stops working right away.
Who is this for?
Anyone who needs to hand over sensitive material once — executives, clinics, counsel, architects, studios, field teams — without leaving a permanent cloud folder. If the job is “deliver, control the window, then let it vanish,” this fits better than attachments or shared drives.
Is it secure?
Connections use strong TLS in transit. There is no browsable long-term vault in CarryDocs. PIN-protected sends include the three-strike delete rule. You still own regulatory and contractual policy; we supply the handoff mechanics.
What is CarryDocs?
A tool to send files that expire. You upload, set options (time window, optional PIN, optional view-only), share a link or QR, and recipients open in the browser. When the window closes — or policy deletes the link — the send and linked files are removed.
What does the $13 lifetime unlock include?
Longer expiry windows (up to 24h), PIN, view-only mode, unlimited active sends at once, and history of past sends so you can re-send. One payment, no subscription.
Do you store my files forever?
No. Content exists only for the active window you configure. After expiry or delete, metadata and stored blobs are removed. CarryDocs is not a records archive.