Ambry vs Tresorit
Tresorit is a mature, zero-knowledge encrypted storage service aimed largely at businesses and teams, with admin controls and compliance features to match. Like Ambry, it encrypts your files so that Tresorit itself cannot read them.
The difference is who each is built for. Tresorit is a full business platform you subscribe to, with files on Tresorit’s servers. Ambry is built for individuals who want strong encryption on top of storage they already own — their own Google Drive accounts — with nothing to manage and nothing to pay.
| Feature | Ambry | Tresorit |
|---|---|---|
| End-to-end encrypted | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Built for | Individuals | Teams & businesses |
| Where your files are stored | Google Drive accounts you own | Tresorit’s servers |
| How you get more space | Connect more Google accounts (free) | Upgrade your subscription |
| Cost | Free — uses storage you already have | Paid subscription |
| Admin / team controls | Not the focus | ✓ Extensive |
| Platforms | iOS, Android | Web, desktop, iOS, Android |
When Tresorit is the better choice
- You are equipping a team or company and need admin consoles, access policies and audit logs.
- You have formal compliance requirements and want vendor-backed guarantees.
- You need advanced, granular sharing and desktop sync across an organisation.
The bottom line
Tresorit is a strong choice for organisations that need managed, compliant storage. For an individual who simply wants their personal files encrypted — without a subscription — Ambry does that on storage you already have.