Keupy is your own personal cloud. This means the data you store on Keupy is yours and yours alone. We're not storing it on our servers and, by design, we're not even able to see it. During transfers, your data is encrypted on one end and decrypted on the other, be that Keupy or devices connected to it.
Rest assured, we know how important smartphones and tablets are in your daily lives. And we know how badly you need large storage spaces for your media - because you just cannot stop taking photos and videos . This is why we made the Keupy app available for your favorite mobile platform.
With Keupy your data is synchronized over all connected devices. On mobile devices we made sure your data plan won't be charged extra, so by default we transfer only over Wi-Fi.
Enough to store whatever you need. Even what you don't need, but can't come to delete. Think of it like this: there's room to store about 1 million photos or vines, about 500Ks of MP3s or a couple of hundreds MKVs.
Feed torrents to Keupy from any connected device. It will download them in the background and will notify you when they're finished. Torrent management is available through the Keupy web interface.
Once in the comfort of your home, listen to your music or watch any of your movies, because Keupy streams them all.
Keupy stores all your data on an encrypted drive, so if a worst-case-scenario happens and somehow your Keupy gets in the wrong hands, your data is still protected by the strongest encryption available.
Connect Keupy to you computer via USB cable and it will recognize it as a generic USB drive.
Once you connect it to your home network, Keupy sets itself up as a network drive, accessible from any computer or media-player in your home network.
We make it easy to share files or folders with other Keupy users.
Of course, you can also share files and folders with people who do not use Keupy, by sending them an URL/link.
Share photos or videos stored on Keupy with your Facebook or Twitter friends, using your smartphone or any of the devices connected to Keupy.
