Show HN: Seal – Letters and passwords that open for your family after you die
Seal is a new iOS application designed to store encrypted digital assets and messages that are released to designated family members only after the user's death. The app emphasizes privacy by using local encryption and avoiding centralized servers.
Why it matters
It addresses the modern challenge of digital estate planning and secure inheritance of sensitive information like passwords and crypto keys.
Sealed envelopes for the people you leave behind.
Website · How it works · What it does not do · The objections, answered · Report a vulnerability
After you die, your will goes through a court and what is in it becomes a public record that anyone can look up. So the password to your bank, the phrase that opens your wallet, where the safe deposit key is, the combination, the thing you never told anybody: none of it can go in one.
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