Feature
Compartmentalized storage
Enclave is built around a simple premise: work files and personal memories deserve different containers, different limits, and different failure boundaries.
Why this matters
Most cloud products collapse everything into one giant quota. It looks simple at first, but over time it creates strange tradeoffs: a growing photo archive starts affecting work, or a sync-heavy file workflow starts polluting the space meant for personal history.
Enclave avoids that by making the storage model explicit from the start.
What separation gives you
Each vault has its own allocation, its own purpose, and its own operational context.
- Photo growth does not eat your work quota.
- Work churn does not crowd out your memories.
- The product stays easier to understand as usage grows.
The practical result
The interface becomes calmer because the architecture is calmer. When the model makes sense, users need fewer explanations and make fewer mistakes.