GoKawiilNew service 'I've Sent It' offers signed proof-of-delivery file transfers
A new online courier tool called I've Sent It lets users send files up to 3GB free (3TB on Pro, 5TB on Team plans) without creating accounts or installing software. Senders can lock files with passwords, geo-restrictions, ID verification, or view-once limits, and recipients get a signed certificate confirming who opened the file, when, and where.
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The product targets use cases where email fails—oversized files, sensitive legal or medical records, embargoed press materials—by combining large-file transfer with cryptographic proof of delivery. This positions it against existing file-transfer services like WeTransfer or Dropbox by emphasizing security and compliance features such as regional data residency and audit trails, which could appeal to journalists, NGOs, and regulated industries.
- Free tier supports up to 3GB per send; paid tiers scale to terabytes.
- Delivery includes a signed certificate verifying recipient identity and access details.
- Senders can control access dynamically via passwords, geo-fencing, expiration, and view-once settings.
Source: ivesentit.com, 2026-09-23
Published there as: “Show HN: Ive Sent It – online courier for files, with signed proof of delivery”
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