Your photos, your videos, the documents that matter. Safe, simple, and built so we physically can't look inside. Not a promise — the way it's made.
Yet that's how big tech stores your data: out in the open, behind a fence. When someone climbs the fence — and they do, constantly — everything's just sitting there. It's the same headline every month: the credit bureau, the health insurer, the bank itself.
And they store it that way on purpose. The open shelf is the point — it's how they look inside your boxes, to sell what they find and to feed your private life into their AI.
We built the opposite. A vault, a locked drawer, and things only you can reach. The fence was never the point — the fence was the whole plan.
Add photos, share an album, invite your family — and see at a glance what needs you. No new habits to learn.
The locks, the keys, the vault all happen quietly underneath. You never operate any of it, and you never have to think about it.
A product your family can use today, on top of a protocol the whole industry can build on.
A private home for your family's photos, videos, and documents — simple to use, impossible for anyone but you to open, and built to pass down to the next generation, complete and still locked.
See MyCrypt →The identity and privacy protocol underneath everything we make. No passwords to steal, no central database to breach — privacy by architecture, not by policy. Currently in closed development.
Learn about Bonafide →Your photos and videos pass to your children, and theirs — complete, and still locked. Never frozen in probate, never fed to train someone's AI, never quietly changed by terms you didn't agree to.
When you're ready for it. Never something you have to set up first.
MyCrypt is opening to a first group of 100 families. Ask for an invite and we'll save you one.