One encryption tool can lock down 10GB in 35 seconds, and a lifetime subscription is only $40
EncryptPro encrypts Windows files locally with AES-256, shares them over private PGP connections, and opens large files instantly. Now $39.99 for life.
EncryptPro, a Windows file encryption tool, offers a lifetime subscription for $39.99, a significant discount from its regular price of $139. This plan encrypts files on your PC and shares them through private PGP connections, enabling quick access to large files for streaming. In a test, EncryptPro encrypted a 10.6GB file in just 35 seconds, allowing a 10GB video to begin playing almost immediately rather than waiting for the entire file to decrypt.
The app encrypts each file and folder with AES-256 encryption, overwriting the original with zeros and random data multiple times to ensure no readable copies remain in the Recycle Bin. Unlike other security software, EncryptPro doesn't require opening a separate window—it can be accessed by right-clicking any file or folder in Windows Explorer.
Encrypted folders remain browsable, and files display custom icons indicating their group and lock state, even when EncryptPro isn't running. The Personal Plan features PGP file sharing without passwords, five password-protected Security Groups, and up to 10 one-to-one connections, each with two members. Upgrade Lock periodically changes connection keys, cutting off anyone without the updated password.
A single master password unlocks any group, preventing lockout due to forgotten group passwords. The license permits use on three devices running 64-bit Windows 10 or 11, with lifetime access to future updates.
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