Encryption Apps for MAC
3 free Mac apps in Encryption, including Cloaker, VeraCrypt, and Cryptomator. Each app page lists its version, size, macOS requirement and what’s new, and the download button leads to the developer’s official source.
3 apps
CloakerCloaker protects a file with a password in as few steps as possible. Drop a file onto the window, set a password and choose where to save the encrypted copy. To decrypt, drop the encrypted file on the window, enter the password and choose the output location. There is nothing to install on the Mac, because Cloaker comes as a single app bundle. Be careful with your password: if you lose or forget it, your data cannot be recovered, so keep it in a password manager or another secure backup.Security
VeraCryptVeraCrypt is free disk encryption software. It creates an encrypted volume, a file that works like a separate disk once you mount it with your password, and it can also encrypt a whole partition or external drive. Everything you put inside is encrypted automatically, and without the password the data cannot be read. VeraCrypt supports hidden volumes for plausible deniability, several strong encryption algorithms, keyfiles and smart cards, and its volumes can be opened on Windows and Linux too.Security
CryptomatorCryptomator encrypts your files before they go to the cloud. You create a vault inside your iCloud Drive, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive or any other synced folder, and everything you put in it is encrypted on your Mac. The cloud provider only ever sees scrambled files, while on your Mac the unlocked vault appears as a normal drive you can use from any app. Even file and folder names are encrypted. Cryptomator is made by Skymatic in Germany and has been independently audited.Security