Access depends on nothing that can be stolen from you
No code sent by SMS, no link by email, no app to install. An ID on a card, a password in your head. That's all it takes, and that's all it asks.
Passport, visa, tickets: an encrypted copy you can open from any computer, with no email, no phone. Because the day your bag is stolen, you have neither one nor the other.
Scan or photograph your passport, visa, tickets, prescriptions. Everything is encrypted in your browser before it leaves your device.
You receive a card the size of a bank card: an ID and a QR code. It slips into your wallet, kept apart from the rest.
From any computer — hotel, internet café, consulate — you enter your ID and your password. Your documents are there.
No code sent by SMS, no link by email, no app to install. An ID on a card, a password in your head. That's all it takes, and that's all it asks.
Encryption happens on your side, with a key that never leaves your browser. An ordinary cloud can read your documents; we technically cannot. It's verifiable, and the encryption code is open.
No name, no email, no phone in our database. Payment goes through Stripe, which keeps your billing details on its side, never on ours.
The name says nothing about its contents. Opening it on an internet café screen reveals to no one around you that you've just lost your documents.
One-time payment. No renewal. We ask for no name, no email, no phone.
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