Your categories
“The one document they'll reach for first.”
A short, plain-language letter for whoever needs to step in — where things are, who to call, what matters most.
Enter your Safe
A private record of everything your family will need to find — visible to no one, including us, until you choose to share it.
Can't find it? Check your spam or junk folder too -- it may have landed there.
“The one document they'll reach for first.”
A short, plain-language letter for whoever needs to step in — where things are, who to call, what matters most.
State and city are filled in automatically once you enter a valid PIN code.
Check-in timing and password reminders now live under Settings in the menu.
Link copied — go ahead and paste it in.
Locks the Safe and asks for your password again after this much time with no clicks, taps or keystrokes.
Hides everything on screen the moment you switch away, so it isn't left visible over your shoulder.
Open your Safe with your fingerprint instead of your password. The key stays in this phone's secure hardware and never leaves it.
Saved.
Choose how we reach you when it's time to confirm you're okay. This only changes how the reminder arrives, never the schedule itself.
The SOS button in the top bar emails every confirmed trusted person your exact location on Google Maps, right away, in case something feels wrong.
Turning this off removes the button from the top bar entirely.
Ask for a 6-digit code from an authenticator app (Google Authenticator, Authy, 1Password...) every time you unlock this Safe, on top of your password.
Turning this on will show a QR code to scan with your authenticator app.
Scan this with your authenticator app, or enter the key manually:
You'll be asked for a code from your authenticator app every time you unlock this Safe.
Lost your phone or authenticator app? Contact support -- they can verify it's you by email and turn this off without touching anything else in your Safe.
Saved.
None of us can predict the future. This just lets us know, gently and only when it's truly needed, who in your life should be told -- and after how long.
Counted from the moment we first check in on you. They'll get a link to quietly confirm you're fine -- no vault data is ever included.
Counted from when your trusted people were alerted. This is permanent and cannot be undone -- leave this on "Not for now" unless you're sure.
Saved.
The accent this Safe is styled in. Saved to your account, so it follows you to any device you sign in on.
Save your whole Safe — every entry and attachment — to one password-locked file you keep yourself, or restore from a file you (or a trusted person) exported earlier. The file password is separate from your vault password.
A plain-language summary of everything in your Safe — what you have, where to find it, who to contact — written for the people who will need it. It holds no password and no encrypted data. Keep it with your backup file and your will.
The app works without any of these. Each is a separate choice you can change at any time. Turning one off stops that use immediately and deletes what it collected. See the Privacy Notice.
Lets us see which categories are used and how many entries people keep — never their contents. Helps us decide what to build next.
Stores just your first name on our server so emails can say “Hi Asha” instead of your email address. Off means we null it and address you generically.
Delivers the notification bell and check-in reminders to this device. Off deletes the push subscription.
Lets "Start from a document" send the file you pick to Google Cloud (Vertex AI) to read it and pre-fill an entry, which you review before saving. Off by default. Nothing is ever stored — not the file, not what it read.
Your device works out a few rough indicators — a wealth band (low/medium/high), roughly how many insurance policies you hold and when the nearest one expires, and which banks you use — without ever telling us the actual amounts, policy details, or account numbers. We only ever see these coarse figures, combined with thousands of other accounts, never singled out. Off by default. Off deletes what was already shared.
With your permission, your browser tells us your device's approximate position on each sign-in. We use it only to look up the matching PIN code, city and state from India's public postal directory — your coordinates never leave your device, and the address we work out is stored the same encrypted way as everything else in your Safe. Off by default. Off deletes what was already saved this way.
Under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act you can see, correct, and erase the readable account data we hold about you. Your Safe's contents are end-to-end encrypted and are not part of this — use “Import backup” / a trustee export for those.
A read-only record of security and rights activity on your account — signing in, consent changes, data exports, grievances, and trusted-person actions. This does not include how you use the app day to day.
Nothing to show yet.
Receipts for your most recent plan payments. Every payment you've ever made stays on record — this shows the last 3; contact support for anything older.
No paid plans on this account yet.
Know someone who'd want their own Safe? Enter their email and we'll send them a code for a free month, good for their account only.
Someone who can exercise these data rights for you if you die or become incapable. This is not a “trusted person” who holds a key to your Safe — different job. TODO(counsel): the proof-of-event process.
If something about how your data is handled is wrong, tell us here. You'll get a reference number and a response within the published time. If it's not resolved, you can escalate to the Data Protection Board of India.
ΛMΛNΛT helps you keep a private record of accounts, policies and instructions for your family, and lets you choose people you trust to help them reach it if you're ever unreachable. It is a record-keeping and access tool -- it is not a bank, an insurer, a law firm, or an executor, and it does not hold, manage or protect any money, property or account on your behalf.
Everything you type into your Safe -- account numbers, policy details, instructions, anything else -- is provided by you, and we have no way to check whether it's accurate, current or complete, since we can never read it. Keeping this information correct and up to date is entirely your responsibility.
We don't contact your bank, insurer, employer or anyone else for you, and we don't take any action to help you or your family actually claim, access or act on anything listed in your Safe. Our role begins and ends with keeping your record safe and helping the people you trust get access to it -- what they do next is between them and the institutions involved.
Naming someone as a trusted person or contact inside your Safe gives them a way to access your records -- it does not make them a legal heir, executor or owner of any account, policy, property or asset. Nomination and inheritance are separate matters in law. If you want your wishes about who receives what to be legally binding, you need a valid will, and in many cases separate nomination filings with each institution -- please consult a qualified lawyer for this. We do not provide legal, financial or tax advice, and nothing in your Safe is a substitute for one.
Your entries are encrypted on your own device before they ever reach our servers, using a key derived from your password. We never receive your password and never hold a copy of your data key, so we have no technical ability to read, recover or hand over your information to anyone, including you, your family, or under a court order. This also means: if your Safe is ever seen by someone else, it is because of a password, device, trusted person or recovery answer that you chose to set up or share -- not because of anything on our end. Choosing who to trust, and keeping your password and devices secure, is entirely your responsibility.
The check-in and trusted-people alerts are a best-effort courtesy, not a guarantee. Emails can fail to send or land in spam, contact details can go out of date, and a trusted person may be unreachable, unwilling or unable to act when the time comes. We are not responsible for a missed, delayed or failed notification, or for any consequence of your family not being informed in time. Please also tell your trusted people directly that you've listed them, and keep their contact details current.
Because we never see your password, we cannot reset it for you. If you forget it and haven't set up security questions or trusted-person recovery, the contents of your Safe cannot be recovered by anyone, including us. Setting up a recovery method is optional, and entirely your decision.
ΛMΛNΛT is provided "as is" and "as available", without warranties of any kind, express or implied, including that it will be uninterrupted, error-free, or completely secure. We use industry-standard encryption and follow good security practice, but no online service can guarantee absolute security, and we don't promise one.
To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect, incidental or consequential loss -- including loss of data, missed inheritance, financial loss, or family disputes -- arising from your use of ΛMΛNΛT. Our total liability for any claim relating to the service is limited to the fees, if any, you paid us in the twelve months before the claim.
You agree to use ΛMΛNΛT only for lawful purposes, to provide accurate information about yourself, and not to use it to store or share anything illegal, or to impersonate someone else. You must be at least 18 years old, or have a parent or guardian's consent, to create a Safe.
We may update these terms from time to time -- for example, as the app grows or as laws change. If we make a material change, we'll show you a notice the next time you log in. Continuing to use ΛMΛNΛT after that means you accept the updated terms.
These terms are governed by the laws of India, and any dispute arising from them will be subject to the jurisdiction of Indian courts.
This page is a plain-language summary, written to be clear rather than to use technical legal wording -- it isn't legal, financial or tax advice, to you or about you. If the Hindi or Marathi version ever reads differently from the English version, the English version applies.
This walks through your own setup — not a generic explanation. Every step here reflects the choices you've actually made.
Not stored anywhere — not on this server, not in a database. It only ever exists in your head and, for a moment, in your browser.
Your password gets scrambled through a slow math process (right there on your device) into a long, random-looking key. This key is what actually locks and unlocks your vault — your password is just how you prove you know it.
Organized into categories on the left. Each entry can hold text fields, dates, notes, and attached documents (photos, PDFs — up to 10MB per category).
Every entry and every attachment is scrambled (AES-256 — the same strength banks use) using your secret key before it's sent anywhere. What actually reaches this server is unreadable noise.
It only ever stores the scrambled version. Nobody — not us, not anyone who broke into the server — can make sense of your vault without your secret key. There's no "forgot password, we'll email it to you" — because we genuinely never had it.
You can split your secret key into pieces and hand them to people you trust. No single guardian can open your vault alone — only when enough of them come together can the key be rebuilt. If you go quiet for a long stretch, we email you first — only if you never respond do your guardians get notified.
We don't store it, so there's nothing for us to send you back -- not by email, not any other way. If you forget it, your security questions are the only way in. Set them up under "Security questions" before you need them.
Pick any category on your homepage — bank accounts, insurance, whatever comes to mind first — and save one entry. It's locked automatically before it ever leaves your device; there's nothing extra to switch on.
Choose who should be able to help your family get in if you're ever unreachable — under "Trusted people" above. You can pick the language each person is contacted in, too.
In your profile, choose how long you can go without logging in before we check on you by email. Only if you don't respond does it move on to your Trusted People — set that timing under "Trusted people" too.
A backup way back in if you ever forget your password — under "Security questions" above. Only you can answer them; we never store the answers themselves.
Email isn't configured on this server yet, so check-in alerts and test emails won't send — but you can still save trusted people here.
Add anyone you'd trust to help your family. This is also who gets a check-in alert if you ever go quiet.
Safes that have listed this email address as a trusted person and are waiting on your answer. Accept or reject each one -- once you decide, that's final, whether you decide here or from the email link.
No pending requests right now.
Every Safe that has listed this email address as a trusted person, across any account -- not just your own.
No one has listed you as a trusted person yet.
Quiet-alert and delete-after timing now live under Settings in the menu, alongside your other check-in preferences.
Paste share lines here to confirm they work, against the vault you already have open. This is for checking your own setup — real trusted people recovering a locked vault use "Recover with trusted-person shares?" on the lock screen instead, where they don't need to sign in first.
Choose a 6-digit PIN, the way you'd unlock a phone. Anyone who wants back into this vault without the password will need to know it -- keep it as private as the password itself.
A 16-cell grid of computer-generated numbers, like a bank's grid card. At recovery time you'll only ever be asked for a few random cells -- never the whole card.
Once you leave this screen, this grid is gone for good -- write it down or print it before saving.
Saved. These replace any previously saved questions.
Bundles every entry and attachment above into one file, locked with a password you choose here -- not the vault's own password. Give the owner the file and the password through two different channels (e.g. the file by email, the password by phone), so no single intercepted message opens it.
Downloaded. Share the file and the password with the owner through two separate channels.
Preview isn't available for this file type -- use Download below.
Thanks — we've got it and will take a look.
Downloaded. Keep the file and its password stored separately.
A short, plain-language letter for whoever needs to step in — where things are, who to call, what matters most. It's the first document your family will reach for.
This letter is readable — that is the point. It contains the details you saved (account numbers, policy numbers, notes). Anyone who finds it can read them. Store it the way you would store your will: a locked drawer, a lawyer, a bank locker.
Downloaded. Open the file in any browser to read or print it.
Your Safe stayed hidden
The moment this tab lost focus, everything on screen was blurred out of view -- nothing sensitive stayed visible while you were away.
Bringing it back into view…
You can turn this off in Settings → Screen lock & privacy.
Reading your document
AI is looking for names, dates and numbers to fill in for you.
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