Keep it private until it matters.
A private vault for everything you're carrying — and everything you want them to find.
No spam. Just updates when it matters.
Building in public
I'm building this right now — writing the code, making the decisions, sharing every step. No launch date. No hype. Just progress.
Everything is encrypted on your device before it hits our servers. We never see it. Nobody does — until your heirs use their key shard to unlock it.
Most dead man's switches work on a timer. Ours doesn't. Your heir has to ask for access. You get notified. If you're alive, you block it. That's it.
Put in whatever you're carrying — passwords, wallet seeds, account details. And the letter you never sent. The things you couldn't say out loud. Whatever you don't want to take to the grave.
Progress
The Beginning
I lost someone I loved for 16 years. It made me realise I was carrying things with no plan — not just assets, but things I’d never said out loud. Life is fragile. I’m not putting this off anymore.
May 2026
Domain live. Infrastructure up. Waitlist open. Architecture decided: zero-knowledge, serverless, post-quantum ready.
Now
Client-side ZK encryption, basic document storage, one heir. Ugly and functional. First version only needs to work.
Coming
2-of-3 threshold unlock. Your key split across you, the server, and your heir. No single point of failure — mathematical, not trust-based.
Coming
Heir-initiated pull. They request access. You get notified. You block it if you're alive. No timers. No false alarms.
Coming
Waitlist members get early access. Their feedback shapes everything after this point.