A cloud with no company in it.
Local-first, end-to-end encrypted. Your passwords, files, and photos, synced straight between your own devices.
Cloud services ask you to trust a privacy policy. Eigenheim removes the party you'd have to trust: your primary copy lives on your device, encrypted with your keys, synced over connections only your devices can decrypt. No account. Nothing anyone can shut down.
macOS · iOS · Android. Early testers get a direct line to me.
Working today
A password manager everywhere you sign in
Passwords, 2FA codes, and passkeys with real system autofill on macOS, iOS, and Android. Unlock with Face ID or a fingerprint. Import from 1Password, Bitwarden, or Apple Passwords, with encrypted export and recovery codes.
Sync with no server at all
Your devices find each other on Wi-Fi and sync directly, end-to-end encrypted. On different networks they meet through an encrypted relay that can't read a byte. It works off a phone hotspot in a field.
One clipboard for text, images, and files
Copy on the Mac, paste on Android. Send a photo, PDF, or CSV to every device at once. Hand a clip to a friend's browser with a QR code, no app on their side, and they can send files straight back.
Same features. Different owner.
| Cloud (iCloud, Google) | Eigenheim | |
|---|---|---|
| Primary copy | Their server | Your device |
| Who can read it | The company | Only you |
| Account required | Always | Never |
| If the service dies | Data at risk | Nothing changes |
Coming next
File syncPhoto backupEncrypted backupOne-click personal serverWindows & Linux
Who builds this
A solo developer in Wuppertal who spent a day wiring eight self-hosting tools together and figured it should just be one app. Written in Zig, Rust, Swift, and Kotlin, native on every platform, with open formats underneath.