About

Who builds KEIBIDROP, and how to check the claims on this site.

KEIBIDROP is built by KEIBISOFT S.R.L., a company registered in Romania and trading since 2023. The core is open source and the repository is public, so the code behind every claim on this site can be read. Two part-time engineers work on it, funded by consulting work rather than outside investment. Both are named below.

The team

Marius-Florin Cristian

Security and systems engineer. Held the top security role at three B2B SaaS companies since 2019, two of which were acquired. Sets the engineering direction for KEIBIDROP, runs the experiments and the measurements, and owns the architecture and the release standard.

CredentialWhere to verify it
CISSP, ISC2Public Credly badge
MSc Computer Science, University of Copenhagen (DIKU)Thesis on minimum spanning tree algorithms
BSc Computer Science, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, Iasi
Speaker, Pass the SALT 2026, LilleRecorded talk, public
CISO at Omnio, acquired by IBMAcquisition is public record
Engineer and acting CISO at Krizo, acquired by DataminrAcquisition is public record

Andrei Cristian

Maintainer. Linux, Android and iOS builds, and the region invalidation that keeps a small edit from resending a whole file. LinkedIn.

Mila Cristian

Design. The interface, the identity, and the visual work across the site and the app.

The company

Legal nameKEIBISOFT S.R.L.
Founded2023
JurisdictionRomania, European Union
VAT numberRO48339304
Trade registerJ22/1888/2023
Contactmarius@keibisoft.com

Purchases are handled under published terms of service, a privacy policy, and a refund policy, under EU consumer law.

Checking the claims

Three things make the claims checkable without taking anyone's word for it.

1

The code is public

The core is open source at github.com/KeibiSoft/KeibiDrop, including the test suite. There is more test code than product code.

2

Measurements carry their conditions

Throughput depends on the link, the round trip time, the processor, and the file size. Any figure on this site names the conditions it was measured under, because a number without them cannot be checked.

3

Limits are published next to the claims

Each page that makes a claim also states where the approach does not apply. The engineering write-ups on the KeibiSoft blog include the failures and the measurements that did not go our way.

Not claimed

Contact

Write to marius@keibisoft.com. Bug reports and feature requests are better as GitHub issues, where the discussion stays public.