Add another layer to shared file access
When a public-looking link is not enough, add a password and an expiration policy so recipients need more than the URL alone.
Built for real workflows
Make sensitive handoffs easier to govern.
Filewisp helps you make access decisions explicit instead of relying on an uncontrolled attachment or an untracked link.
How it works
Simple by design.
Keep control of who can access your files, how long access lasts, and how your team or AI tools use that context.
- 1Choose the file you want to share.
- 2Enable password protection and set an expiration policy.
- 3Send the link and share the password through a separate channel.
Frequently asked questions
Should I send the password with the link?
For sensitive files, send the password through a different channel from the share link to avoid putting both secrets in one message.
Can I revoke access before expiration?
Yes. Manage the share from Filewisp and revoke it when the recipient no longer needs access.
Does a password replace encryption?
No. Password protection is an access-control layer. It should complement an appropriate security and sharing policy.
A safer way to move files forward.
Filewisp brings sharing, search, and AI access together without making every workflow start with an upload to an unknown tool.
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