# RocketShare

> RocketShare is a zero-knowledge encrypted file sharing platform. Files are encrypted client-side using AES-256-GCM before upload, and the encryption key is embedded in the URL fragment — a part of the URL that browsers never transmit to servers. RocketShare operators cannot access, read, or decrypt user files under any circumstances.

Plans range from Free to Teams, with monthly and yearly billing.

## Documentation

- [Security Overview](https://rocketshare.app/security): How RocketShare's zero-knowledge encryption works, technical specs, and compliance certifications
- [Security Whitepaper](https://rocketshare.app/security-whitepaper): Technical deep-dive into the encryption architecture, threat model, key management, and infrastructure security
- [Responsible Disclosure](https://rocketshare.app/responsible-disclosure): How to report security vulnerabilities, scope, and disclosure timeline
- [Privacy Policy](https://rocketshare.app/privacy): GDPR-compliant privacy policy detailing data collection, zero-knowledge architecture, and user rights
- [Terms of Service](https://rocketshare.app/terms): Terms and conditions for using RocketShare
- [Pricing](https://rocketshare.app/pricing): Plans and pricing — Free, Mini, Starter, Pro, and Teams
- [FAQ](https://rocketshare.app/faq): Frequently asked questions about file sharing, encryption, and account management
- [Contact](https://rocketshare.app/contact): Get in touch with the RocketShare team

## Optional

- [For Accountants](https://rocketshare.app/for/accountants): Secure file sharing use cases for accounting professionals
- [For Lawyers](https://rocketshare.app/for/lawyers): Secure file sharing use cases for legal professionals
- [For Healthcare](https://rocketshare.app/for/healthcare): Secure file sharing use cases for healthcare providers