The only thing I can think of atm is to create a keypass .kdbx and create an entry and attach a file but there must be a simpler more straightforward way…I want to understand the how as well as what
Edit:or can Python maybe do that, accept a file and run it thru that maybe
This might work for you: https://github.com/aonez/Keka
Haven’t used it but I’ve heard of cryptomator.
Cryptomator is made with cloud storage in mind, but it would still do the job.
Still a bit clunky for a single file encryption, you gotta setup a vault and its not super portable feeling
I’m thinking like the password-protected-pdf type output
Is OpenPGP available on IOS
I have PGPro but I dont think it can encrypt actual files, just text
I haven’t used mine in forever, but if I recall correctly you could encrypt images, docs, zip files etc, and it promted for key password to decryot the document for viewing
I think i might have Unzip which archives like Keka and can password protect
