What is Koofr used for?

Koofr is cloud storage from Europe that connects to your other cloud accounts, with a client-side encrypted vault and 10 GB free. It is a good fit for searching several cloud drives from one place and keeping sensitive files in an encrypted vault.

Yes. Koofr has a free plan, and paid plans start at €0.50 per month.

Is Koofr open source?

No. Koofr is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Koofr include Nextcloud, Cloudreve and ownCloud.

What are some alternatives to Koofr?

Koofr competes with pCloud, Sync.com and Dropbox. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Koofr alternatives.

Koofr: features, pricing and alternatives

About Koofr

Koofr is a cloud storage service based in Europe that markets itself as a privacy-respecting alternative with no trackers. Its distinguishing feature is that it connects to a user's other cloud storage accounts, so files across different providers can be reached and searched from one app, and it can back up photos automatically from a phone.

Other features include online document editing through Office for the web, sharing through expiring links or user permissions, and Koofr Vault, a client-side encrypted area for the most sensitive files. The vendor says it stores encrypted data across several EU-based data centers and does not scan files or keep hidden copies after deletion. Apps cover browsers, Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android and Huawei.

Koofr is proprietary and delivered as a hosted service rather than something you install on your own servers. The first 10 GB are described as free forever, and paid plans for more space are listed on the vendor's pricing page.

Key features

Connects to other cloud storage accounts
Client-side encrypted Vault
Automatic phone photo backup
Expiring share links and permissions
Online editing with Office for the web
Apps for desktop, mobile and web

Good fit for

→Searching several cloud drives from one place
→Keeping sensitive files in an encrypted vault

Tags: cloud-storage; privacy; europe; client-side-encryption; file-sharing; backup; multi-cloud

Koofr: questions and answers

What is Koofr used for?: Koofr is cloud storage from Europe that connects to your other cloud accounts, with a client-side encrypted vault and 10 GB free. It is a good fit for searching several cloud drives from one place and keeping sensitive files in an encrypted vault.
Is Koofr free?: Yes. Koofr has a free plan, and paid plans start at €0.50 per month.
Is Koofr open source?: No. Koofr is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Koofr include Nextcloud, Cloudreve and ownCloud.
What are some alternatives to Koofr?: Koofr competes with pCloud, Sync.com and Dropbox. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Koofr alternatives.