Vaulternal is a zero-knowledge encrypted file vault for securely storing and sharing your most important files. Share files privately with anyone right now through encrypted links, or set conditional delivery rules so the right people receive the right files at the right time. Delivery triggers include specific dates, inactivity-based check-ins, trusted contacts, manual release, and more. Everything is encrypted in your browser before upload. No one, including Vaulternal, can read your files.
Features
- Zero-knowledge encryption: files are encrypted client-side before upload. No one, including Vaulternal, can read them.
- Encrypted file sharing: send files privately through secure links, no account required for recipients.
- Conditional delivery triggers: set time-based, inactivity-based, trusted contacts or manual rules for when files get sent to your chosen recipients.
- Recipient management: add recipients by email. They receive access immediately or when your conditions are met.
- Quarterly check-in ritual: a simple prompt to review and update what you've stored, so your vault stays current.
- Free tier available.
Use Cases
- Share sensitive documents (contracts, tax forms, medical records) with someone securely, without trusting email or cloud drive sharing.
- A parent stores a letter and important documents for their child, set to deliver on a future birthday.
- Send login credentials or account recovery info to a trusted person through an encrypted link.
- A freelancer stores contracts and client files with instructions for a business partner, triggered after 90 days of inactivity.
- A family organizes critical documents in one private place with clear delivery instructions for when they're needed.
- Someone writes a letter to their future self, scheduled for delivery years from now.
Comments
I built Vaulternal because I realized there was no good answer to a simple question: if something happens to me, how do my important files get to the right people? Cloud drives don't have delivery rules and aren't private enough. Locked drawers don't have encryption. Lawyers don't handle day-to-day file sharing. Vaulternal sits in that gap. Everything is encrypted in your browser before it ever leaves your device, and you set the rules for when and to whom files are delivered. You can also use it right now to share sensitive files securely. I'd love to hear how you'd use it
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I built Vaulternal because I realized there was no good answer to a simple question: if something happens to me, how do my important files get to the right people? Cloud drives don't have delivery rules and aren't private enough. Locked drawers don't have encryption. Lawyers don't handle day-to-day file sharing. Vaulternal sits in that gap. Everything is encrypted in your browser before it ever leaves your device, and you set the rules for when and to whom files are delivered. You can also use it right now to share sensitive files securely. I'd love to hear how you'd use it
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