Drag, drop, and share — the way you already work. Now with AES-256 encryption, a complete audit trail, and access from any device. No training required.
Labs, referrals, eFax, outside files — third parties send to your DDShare folder, your rules. . They adapt to your security, not the other way around. You stay protected.
Your familiar folder structure, now with AES-256 encryption. Drag, drop, organize — the way you already work.
Team members access shared folders with role-based permissions. No USB drives, no emailing files.
Refer patients to specialists with encrypted links. Records arrive intact — no fax machines or unsecured email.
Receive intake forms, send aftercare docs. Patients get a secure link — no app install, no sign-up required.
Full audit trail on every share, download, and view. BAA included. Zero-knowledge encryption by default.
Desktop, tablet, or phone. Files stay encrypted end-to-end across every device your team uses.
Without compromising performance or security.
We took the long way developing it, so your files and shares could take advantage of the shortest path.
Most dental practices run PHI on an unencrypted network share with no audit trail and no access controls. Watch what happens when you replace it with DDSHARED — zero workflow change for staff.
Same Z:\ drive. Completely different inside.
DDSHARED replaces it with one Xync install. Staff notice nothing. Auditors see everything. HIPAA is covered.
Free plan includes 5 GB + 1 user. No credit card required. BAA available on all paid plans.
Point DDSHARED at your existing Windows shared drive. We scan the folder structure and show you exactly what will move.
Drag entire folder trees into DDSHARED. Every file is encrypted client-side before it ever leaves your machine — zero knowledge from day one.
Replace \\server\shared with a link. Recipients get secure access — no VPN, no mapped drives, no IT headaches. HIPAA-compliant instantly.
For solo practitioners getting started.
For single-location dental practices.
For DSOs and multi-location groups.
Share a file if you need to… beware, it may surprise you how much faster it is than anything you've seen before. And we can't even see its content.
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