2020-12-23
Open Source: Cryptomator for Android
We announced it last month and now we are ready… our gift to the community for the holidays: Cryptomator for Android is now fully open-source!
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2020-11-20
Cryptomator Roadmap Late 2020
We recently released Cryptomator 1.5.10 for Windows, macOS, and Linux with many new features and bugfixes. Well, actually the changes were in 1.5.9 but we followed it up with a hotfix release. With the (crazy) year nearing its end, we’d like to give you some insight to our roadmap across all platforms for the upcoming months!
2020-05-07
Cryptomator for Android for Us Paranoids
Use Cryptomator for Android and revoke the app’s internet permissions to make backdoors almost impossible.
2020-04-20
Cryptomator 1.5.0 Release
Cryptomator 1.5.0 is now available with a brand-new user interface (incl. dark mode) and an improved vault format.
2020-02-12
Cryptomator Roadmap Early 2020
Cryptomator 1.5.0 is coming soon with a redesigned UI, improved usability, and performance enhancements. The Android app gains new features and a licensing option, while the iOS app receives minor updates. We’re finalizing features and preparing documentation, with future plans to support Java 14, Flatpak, and new Android functionalities.
2019-07-21
Cryptomator Roadmap Mid 2019
We’re enhancing Cryptomator across platforms. Desktop 1.4.12 adds Linux password storage and custom mount flags; 1.5.0 will bring a UI redesign. On iOS, Files app integration is next. Android 1.4.0 features auto photo upload and third-party app editing, with more updates planned.
2019-01-14
Cryptomator Roadmap Early 2019
Happy New Year! We’re switching to OpenJDK and OpenJFX for shorter release cycles and easier builds. This may also enable Cryptomator to move to “main” in Debian repos. Upcoming updates will add symlink support, and a complete UI redesign is planned for version 1.5.0.
2018-11-06
Cryptomator 1.4.0 Release
Introducing Dokany (Windows) and FUSE (macOS, Linux) support. Vaults can now be mounted via Dokany and FUSE which is now the preferred way over WebDAV. Expect vastly improved integration into the system.
2018-06-18
Become a Cryptomator Sponsor
As you know, we’re providing Cryptomator as a pay-what-you-want software and we want to keep it that way. In the meantime, we’ve grown to a small team working full time on this project. And we all need to pay our bills. Therefore we need your help! If you use Cryptomator in your company or know a company that uses open-source software, please ask if they want to become an official sponsor of Cryptomator. Alternatively, you can support Cryptomator through recurring donations.
2018-01-07
Cryptomator Roadmap Early 2018
In 2018, Cryptomator will switch to FUSE-based drives for better performance and compatibility, move to Java 9 for faster updates and smaller apps, and use IntelliJ as the build platform. From version 1.4.0, only 64-bit systems will be supported; 1.3.x will stay compatible for 32-bit users.