A stolen database is ciphertext
There is no master key on any server. Nothing to unlock, nothing to ransom, nothing to sell.
Zero-knowledge business software
Your data stays yours.
Your data stays yours.
Sealed against breach and insider access.
We build business software on one rule: the people who run the servers can never read what is on them. Not hackers. Not administrators. Not even us.
Client-side encryption
Customer-held keys
No master key
No back door
Tamper-evident audit
Privately hostable
The claim
Steal our servers, and you have stolen nothing.
Nothing readable can spill
Nothing readable exists on the server. Not in a misconfigured bucket, a dump, or a careless export.
No job title opens a record
No administrator, no DBA, no vendor, not even Zeromatics. Access comes from keys you control.
Two databases are stolen. Only one makes the news.
The day of the breachConventional databaseDUMP IS READABLE
row_0091Ahmed K. · salary 145,000
row_0093Patient 7731 · diagnosis F32.1
row_0094Settlement offer — £40,000
ZeromaticsDUMP IS CIPHERTEXT
obj_4471a71e d40b 9f2c e338 71c4
obj_44731ad6 e905 3c4f b27a d4e1
obj_4474c58e 72f0 9b14 e6a3 0d7c
Same breach. Same attacker. Same dump. Different day entirely.
And there is no key to steal.
How it works
It locks before it leaves.
01You enter it. Readable on your screen — and nowhere else.£40,000
02It locks. Encrypted on your device. The key is derived from your password and never travels.a71e·d40b
03Only the lock travels. What the data server stores is already sealed.sealed
Even we can't open it.
Products
One encrypted core. Five products.
The same zero-knowledge platform — configured for the professions where confidentiality is the job. Run it in the cloud, or have it hosted entirely on your own infrastructure.
Teams & enterprise
Zeromatics Workspace
An encrypted drive and document workspace — with document workflow, e-signing and digital signatures built in.
Explore → HealthcareZeroEMR
Modern medical records, sealed at the point of care, with private clinical AI built in.
Explore → GovernmentZeromatics EOffice
Files, movements, approvals and task tracking go digital, with nothing readable on the server.
Explore → Law firmsZeromatics Legal
Matters, hearings, documents and deadlines, unreadable even to the vendor.
Explore → Secure messagingZeroMessage
Only the sender and the receiver can read a message. End-to-end and sovereign.
Explore → For your systemsZeromatics SDK
Add the same zero-knowledge encryption layer to your existing systems.
Explore →Why it matters
The headlines that shouldn't exist.
April 2026. Two countries, one month, one failure: the data sat readable on a server.
LAND · COURTS · TRANSPORT
April 2026 · UAE
Dubai's land registry, courts and transport authority breached in one campaign
A hostile group claimed an attack on the Dubai Land Department, Dubai Courts and the Roads and Transport Authority — around 149 terabytes reportedly exfiltrated, with claims of petabytes more destroyed. Property records, case files and citizen movement data: the administrative backbone of a city, taken from its servers.
With Zeromatics: 149 terabytes of exfiltrated ciphertext is 149 terabytes of nothing.
Read the coverage ↗NATIONAL IDENTITY
April 2026 · France
19 million citizens' ID records offered for sale
France's agency for passports, national IDs and driving licences confirmed a breach. Names, dates of birth, addresses and account data of up to a third of the population — up for sale on criminal forums within a day. The flaw behind it was so basic the attacker called it 'really stupid'.
With Zeromatics: the same flaw would have served the attacker 19 million sealed records — and no keys.
Read the coverage ↗Under the hood
Boring, audited cryptography.
No invented ciphers. The same primitives that protect Signal — applied to business software.
X25519
Key exchange
XChaCha20-Poly1305
Authenticated encryption
Ed25519
Digital signatures
Argon2id
Password key derivation
HMAC-SHA512/256
Searchable encryption
ML-KEM / ML-DSA
Post-quantum ready
See it sealed, live.
Watch your own data turn to ciphertext before it leaves the browser. The demo takes two minutes.