From Cloak to Encrypt.me
summary
StackPath buys Cloak in 2016 and a three-person team that shipped only macOS and iOS scales up with hires to deliver Android and Windows apps within a year then rebrands to Encrypt.me roughly a year after acquisition and adds teams and private endpoints; the story shows an actual migration path, timelines, platforms targeted and feature rollouts and a distributed maintenance team across states and countries that keeps the Cloak legacy alive.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 5:33Cloak Evolution
- 9:03StackPath Acquires Cloak
- 11:04Road to Encrypt.me
- 13:54Encrypt.me is Released
- 17:53Encrypt.me Today
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