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Fill a vault
Upload files, letters, photos or instructions from the web — or simply email them to your vault's private address. Everything is encrypted the moment it arrives.
Encrypted legacy vaults · Early access
Some messages can only
be delivered after you.
LegacyRelay keeps your most important files, letters and passwords in encrypted vaults — and delivers them to the people you choose, on a date you set, or when you're no longer here to press send.
Free to join the waitlist · No card required
“A letter for my daughter's 18th birthday.”
“Where the keys, deeds and accounts are.”
“Photos my family has never seen.”
“Goodbyes I never managed to say out loud.”
How it works
Three steps. Then life goes on.
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Choose who & when
Pick the recipients and the trigger: a specific future date, or delivery after your death — confirmed carefully, never by accident.
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We stand watch
Periodic “I'm fine” check-ins keep your vaults sealed. If you stop responding, a patient, multi-step process makes sure — and only then, your vaults are delivered.
What's inside
Built for the things that must not be lost
Sealed by design
Vaults are write-only. After a short verification window, not even you can open them again — they stay sealed until delivery. A legacy vault, not another cloud drive.
Split-key encryption
Files are encrypted with a key that is itself locked by a separate, isolated delivery system. No single server — and no employee — can read your vault.
Scheduled delivery
A birthday, an anniversary, a graduation. Set the date and the vault arrives exactly then — even decades from now.
A careful dead man's switch
Gentle check-in emails confirm you're okay. Missed check-ins escalate slowly — reminders, alerts, a long grace period — so nothing is ever released by mistake.
Trusted witnesses
Name people who can confirm what happened. Confirmation needs a quorum plus a waiting period — and one click from you overrules everyone.
Email-in uploads
Every vault gets its own private email address. Forward that letter, that scan, that voice note — it's encrypted and filed automatically.
Security architecture
Two systems.
Neither can betray you alone.
Your files live in a storage service that only ever sees encrypted data. The key to open them is held by a delivery service on a private network that stores nothing at all. Only when a delivery is legitimately triggered do the two halves meet — briefly, in memory, and never again.
- AES-256 encryption per vault, unique keys
- Keys wrapped with 4096-bit RSA held by an isolated service
- Plaintext keys are never written to disk — ever
- Immutable audit log of every decryption event
Early access
Help shape LegacyRelay
We're building this now. Tell us if you'd use it and which features matter most to you — early subscribers get founding-member pricing.