Most “delete” just removes a pointer and leaves your bytes on the disk for any recovery tool to find. Zero doesn’t hide your data, it ends it. It encrypts the file, destroys the only key, then sanitises and verifies what’s left.
Pick files or whole folders and end them on the spot, crypto-erase first, then verified cleanup at the thoroughness you choose.
Trigger a wipe on any linked device the moment it touches the internet. Lose a laptop, end its data from your phone.
Schedule recurring cleanups daily, on weekdays, or every N days. Filter by file type, age, or name pattern.
One action reaches every linked device at once, for the moments you mean it most.
HDDs, SSDs, and USB sticks. Every drive automatically gets the sanitisation its hardware calls for.
Opt in to an erasure record for every job: file, size, method, verification, and timestamps.
A lost laptop, a stolen phone, a machine you left at the office, if it’s linked to your account, you can end its data from wherever you are. Offline doesn’t save it; it only delays it.
From your phone, another laptop, or the web dashboard, wherever you are.
Target device offline? The command waits for it. It never expires, never gives up.
The instant it touches the internet, even for seconds, the wipe fires.
The job completes and verifies, with an erasure record if you opted in.
Internet drops don’t cancel a wipe, the command sits with your account and delivers itself the moment the device is back. A thief turning the laptop on is what triggers it.
The LMN8 button reaches every linked device at once, laptop, desktop, the works. For the moments you mean it most, one deliberate action is all it takes.
If power or connection dies mid-wipe, Zero picks up where it left off on the next start, nothing is left half-done, and the job still ends verified.
The moment the encryption key is destroyed, your data is mathematically irrecoverable, by cryptography, not by a promise. Everything after that is defense in depth, and we deliberately keep those internals to ourselves.
Every byte is encrypted with a key created for this file, this moment alone.
The only key is destroyed the moment the file is sealed. No key, no decryption, ever.
What’s left on disk is cleaned up to recognised data-sanitisation standards.
Confirmed gone. Erasure record saved if you opted in.
Zero comes with LMN8, one account that reaches every device you own.
The trash just removes a file’s label, the data sits on disk, waiting to be found. Zero encrypts the file and destroys the only key first, so it’s mathematically irrecoverable before disk cleanup even begins.
Zero detects the kind of storage it’s working with and applies the sanitisation appropriate for that hardware, following NIST 800-88 guidance, automatically, per file.
Yes. Opt in and each job produces a verifiable erasure record, useful for audits, compliance, or your own peace of mind.
The command doesn’t expire, it waits. The moment that device next touches the internet, even for a few seconds, the wipe fires. You don’t have to catch it online; Zero does.
No. A remote wipe is scoped to the devices, folders, and file types you choose, and requires a typed confirmation before it’s sent. Deliberate to trigger, impossible to trip over.