Download SafeHouse
Free 30-Day Trial
Download the award-winning SafeHouse software to protect your private files with passwords and military-strength encryption.
The trial software is 100% functional for the first 30 days of use. After, it keeps working, but you won't be able to add any new files to your private folders. See Product Feature Comparison.
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Version 3.01
SafeHouse Personal Edition
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Version 3.01
SafeHouse Professional Edition
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Updates and Upgrades:
The downloads on this page are the same files you should use to update or re-install your copy of SafeHouse. The only thing that differentiates the trial mode from the fully-operable mode is whether or not you've entered your activation key. More...
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Which Edition Should I Get?
Not sure which edition of SafeHouse is right for you? The link below takes you to our feature comparison chart and some guidance to help you make the right choice.
How to Choose...
System Requirements:
- Windows 98, Me, 2000, XP, Vista, Server 2003/2008
and 64-bit XP/Vista/Server
- 20MB of hard drive space
- Internet Explorer 5.0 or greater
- Additional space for your personal private files
Lock Your Files and Folders
SafeHouse protects and hides your private and personal photos, videos, files and folders by making them "invisible" and encrypted. Stop private investigators, friends, family members, your spouse, your boss, ... "anyone" that's not authorized, from invading your personal privacy and seeing the photos and other sensitive files you wish to keep secret. See SafeHouse Video.
Peter Avritch
President
PC Dynamics, Inc.
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How to Install SafeHouse:
The download files on this page are standard Windows SETUP programs. You must run them after completing the download in order to install SafeHouse onto your PC.
- Click the download link and save the setup program to your desktop.
- When the download completes, your browser will prompt you to run the downloaded file. Confirm.
- The setup program will begin.
Setup does not move or encrypt any of your personal files. This is something you initiate yourself by interacting with the software.