SEAL encrypts files in the browser before upload and shares them through expiring links. The basic web flow requires no account or email. Senders can add password protection, single-use access, and revoke access. Revocation cannot undo a copy already downloaded. The free web tier supports 1 GB in total per seal, with expiry up to 7 days. Developers can also use SEAL through its CLI, SDK, and MCP server. The current npm package for the MCP server is sealnet-mcp.
I wanted secure file sharing to feel as simple as dropping a file and getting a link, without forcing the sender or recipient into another account-based portal.