Store
Files encrypted on your device, never readable by us.
Update
Change them whenever life changes, and set gentle reminders.
Deliver
On the date you choose, to the person you choose.
Write to your six-year-old today and schedule it to arrive the morning she turns eighteen. It stays encrypted until the day — then it's hers.
Record a short message for your son and set it to arrive the morning of his wedding — a date you can pin now or move later. He sees your face when it counts.
Write a note for each of the next twenty anniversaries in one sitting. Vaulternal delivers one a year, so you're part of every celebration.
There's no complicated setup, and nothing technical to learn. Four steps cover the whole thing.
1. Write or upload, on your device
Write a letter or upload a file. It's encrypted on your own computer or phone before anything is sent, so it leaves your device already unreadable to anyone else.
2. Choose a delivery rule
Pick who receives it and when — a specific date, a recurring date, or your own manual command. You stay in control of the rule and can change it later.
3. We hold it, encrypted
Vaulternal stores the encrypted file. We don't hold the keys to read it, so we can't see what's inside — and neither can anyone you haven't chosen.
4. The right people receive it
When your rule fires, the people you chose verify who they are and unlock the files you left them — no technical know-how needed.
You don't have to take our word for any of this — the way it works is the point.
Your files are encrypted on your own device, with keys that stay with you. We store only the encrypted version and never hold the keys to open it, so we can't read what's inside.
Every delivery is a rule you set — a date, a person, or your manual command. You can change or cancel any rule any time before it fires. No one reaches anything until you say so.
Your files are encrypted with keys only you hold, and kept on redundant storage today — so no single server or outage puts them out of reach. For the ones that must last, a permanent on-chain option adds a further layer, designed to persist independently of us.
A Vaulternal letter isn't a message to your future self. It's for the people you love — delivered on the day that matters to them, in any form you want to send.
Meaning to, never quite getting around to it. The most common choice.
Only works if someone finds it — and survives the years.
Schedulers depend on your inbox still existing on delivery day. Most cap a few years out, and the service has to be around to send it.
A letter, video, voice note, or photo — delivered on the day you choose, to the person you choose.
Five minutes today versus a moment you can't take back.
No credit card. 2 GB free. Works with Google, Microsoft, or email login.
