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Seal
Letters and passwords your family opens after you're dead.
Seal is an iPhone app for the letters and passwords your family will need after you die. Write envelopes for the people you love, seal them with real cryptography (no backend, no account, open source), and they open automatically after a long silence from you. New in 1.2: your family doesn't need an iPhone anymore. Anyone holding the security key can open their envelopes from any browser at sealmessenger.com. Free to try, $29.99 lifetime.
I was inspired to build this for my native tribal elders that live in Grand Ronde, Oregon... to preserve their stories as people from the Pacific Northwest. Also, I was trying to see what problems a security key could solve. Apparently they are really useful for passing down your seed phrase to your loved ones!
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About Seal on Product Hunt
“Letters and passwords your family opens after you're dead.”
Seal was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #93 on the daily leaderboard. Seal is an iPhone app for the letters and passwords your family will need after you die. Write envelopes for the people you love, seal them with real cryptography (no backend, no account, open source), and they open automatically after a long silence from you. New in 1.2: your family doesn't need an iPhone anymore. Anyone holding the security key can open their envelopes from any browser at sealmessenger.com. Free to try, $29.99 lifetime.
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Jason Page
I was inspired to build this for my native tribal elders that live in Grand Ronde, Oregon... to preserve their stories as people from the Pacific Northwest. Also, I was trying to see what problems a security key could solve. Apparently they are really useful for passing down your seed phrase to your loved ones!
Let me know what you think!!