Original Summary

A will filed for probate becomes a public court record. Anyone can read it. So the password to your bank, the code to a safe, the seed phrase to a crypto wallet: none of that can legally go in one. I built Seal to hold those things instead. You write a small number of sealed letters, one per person you trust. Each one holds a message, maybe some photos, and the secret itself. Nobody, including me, can open one early. It only opens after you've gone quiet for a set number of days, and the people you chose get warned for weeks first, so a hospital stay doesn't accidentally trigger it. It's on TestFlight now, iPhone only, iOS 26 or later. Signing in has no password or email, just Face ID acting as a passkey, or a physical hardware security key (a YubiKey or similar) if you have one. Testers with an actual hardware key are especially useful right now, since that's the part I most need real-world feedback on, but Face ID alone works fine too if you don't own one. One honest caveat: nobody outside this project has audited the code yet, so please don't put a real crypto seed phrase in. A note about where a safe deposit key is hidden is a good low-stakes thing to test with. TestFlight link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/cYp9JRCG Site: sealmessenger.com   submitted by   /u/Plastic-Fox-717 [link]   [comments]

  • 情报分类：硬件与数码
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  • 发布时间：2026/9/17 13:27:25