We built a business tool
we can’t read.
Your money, your clients, your journal: most tools in this space read them to sell you something. We built so that, once you seal your data, we can’t.
The problem with most tools
Most cloud tools (budgeting apps, money trackers, productivity suites) aggregate your data on their servers in plaintext. That’s not a scandal; it’s their model. It’s how they show it back to you, and it’s also how they (or a breach, or a subpoena, or a future owner) can read it. When a product is free or ad-supported, your data is usually the thing being sold. We just decided to build the other kind.
What we do instead
is local-first by default, and end-to-end encryptable. Turn on encryption for a scope, or seal something in your Vault, and it’s encrypted on your device with a key derived from your passphrase that never leaves you. When it syncs, only ciphertext travels, meaningless without your key. We host the sealed box; we don’t have the key to it.
Encrypted on-device
Sealed before it ever leaves your phone or laptop.
Only ciphertext syncs
What crosses the network is unreadable without your key.
We can’t unlock it
No master key, no backdoor. Only you can open your vault.
The honest trade-off
Because we can’t read your vault, we also can’t recover it if you lose your passphrase, that’s the point, and we make it clear when you set up. Some conveniences that rely on a company reading your data work differently here. We think that’s a trade worth making, and we let you choose it per scope.
No ads. No data selling. Ever.
Our business model is simple and old-fashioned: you pay us a fair price, we build you a great tool. There is no advertising business hiding underneath, because there’s nothing for us to read.