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PPAD encrypts Gmail content and attachments so you can track, update, and revoke access — even after the email has been forwarded, downloaded, or read.
Every time you send a sensitive email, you're handing control to the recipient. They can forward it, download the attachments, save them to a personal account, or pass them along to someone who was never meant to see them. Gmail makes that effortless — and there's nothing you can do about it once it's gone.
PPAD changes that. Protection is attached to the email and its attachments, not just the link or the inbox. So wherever that email ends up, access rules stay in force.
Everything you need to protect sensitive emails — without leaving Gmail.
Send encrypted emails directly from Gmail. Recipients get a secure viewing experience — your content is never exposed in plain text.
Recipients authenticate with a one-time passcode before they can read protected content. Unauthorized users — even if forwarded the email — stay locked out.
Changed your mind after sending? Instantly revoke access to any protected email or file — even after it has been opened.
Prevent recipients from forwarding, copying, or sharing your protected emails beyond the intended audience.
Automatically add dynamic watermarks to viewed content and block screenshots to deter leaks and unauthorised distribution.
Know exactly when your email was opened, how long it was viewed, and from which device or location — all from your Gmail sidebar.
Everything happens inside Gmail. Your workflow stays exactly the same.
Write the email. Add attachments. Everything works exactly as it does today in Gmail — no new interface to learn.
Before you hit send, enable PPAD. Choose whether to protect just the email body, just the attachments, or everything. PPAD encrypts the content automatically.
Once sent, track access in real time. Update permissions. Apply additional protections. Or revoke access whenever you need to — no chasing recipients.
One of the reasons traditional DRM fails in practice is that it makes life hard for recipients. People stop using it because their contacts won't bother opening protected files.
PPAD is designed with recipients in mind. There's no desktop software to install. They verify their identity with a quick one-time passcode, then access protected content directly in their browser — including files that have been downloaded.
When an employee leaves, they often have months of sensitive emails and attachments sitting in their inbox — and they can access all of it before you revoke their account. Some save attachments to personal email. Others forward whole threads before their last day.
PPAD keeps access tied to permission, not just the account. The moment you want to revoke access to something a departing employee has, you can. Even if they've already downloaded it.
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Start encrypting Gmail content today. Free to try, no workflow changes needed.