Every Clex transfer is logged to a public, hash-chained ledger. No filenames. No file contents. Just anonymous session metadata — verifiable by anyone.
Your browser generates a random 32-hex chain ID and stores it locally. No server involvement. No fingerprinting.
Each transfer creates a ledger entry with route, file types, sizes, and SHA-256 hashes. Never filenames or contents.
Each record includes the hash of the previous record, creating a tamper-evident, append-only chain backed by a Durable Object.
Anyone can browse the full ledger here — transfer routes, durations, file categories, and status timelines.
The public Transfer Chain is for workspace transfer metadata only. Vault notes, secret links, and timed Drive-share files are not written to the public ledger.
Encrypted notes, folder structure, secret-link content, selected secret protections, and timed Drive-share file contents stay outside the public ledger entirely.
Chain records anonymous transfer-session metadata for public workspace delivery flows: route choice, timing, file-class information, and hash-linked status records.
Vault is built for private drafts, secrets, and temporary handoffs. Chain is built for public verifiability of transfer routes. They serve different privacy models on purpose.
Open the workspace, drop files, and send — your session will appear here automatically.