comparison · Encrypted storage

Disroot vs Internxt

Both are listed in Encrypted storage. The table below pulls directly from each service’s data sheet; see each entry for sourcing.

Disroot — summary

Disroot is a small FOSS-collective offering email, storage, pads, and XMPP under a single username.

• + Username-only signup; no recovery email.
• + Bundled services — email, Nextcloud, pads, XMPP — all on the same account.
• + All-FOSS infrastructure.
• − Volunteer-run; outages and slow response can be a thing.
• − Netherlands jurisdiction.
• − Facts need re-verification by operator (last seeded 2026-01).

Full entry → Disroot

Internxt — summary

Internxt is an open-source-client Spanish alternative to Filen with broadly similar privacy claims.

• + Open-source clients.
• + End-to-end encryption with sharded storage on the backend.
• + Crypto payment on paid plans.
• − Email signup.
• − Marketing-forward operator; treat the privacy claims as a starting point, not as audit conclusions.
• − Facts need re-verification by operator (last seeded 2026-01).

Full entry → Internxt

When to choose which

Treat this section as heuristic. Privacy properties depend on how you use the service, not just which one you pick.

• Choose Disroot if username-only signup; no recovery email..
• Choose Internxt if open-source clients..
• Either way, re-check the entry’s last verified date — the Encrypted storage category churns.

Mentioned in (combined)

Pages on the site that reference Disroot, Internxt, or both.

Compared as of Jan 1, 2026.