Everything you've built
will find its people.
Passwords, documents, wallets, memories — encrypted on your own device. And a line you draw to each person close to you: who gets what, and when.
BASALT is an encrypted family vault that, on your terms, hands access to your loved ones exactly when it's truly needed.
A Digital Will, not a notarized will. It is a living, editable plan for your digital legacy: your instructions and access scenarios. A legal will is completed separately.
Not "cloud storage." Zero-knowledge: even we can't read what you've stored.
Not about endings. It's about order, care, and peace of mind — so your family never has to guess.
Four steps along the Line
Build your vault
Passwords, keys, documents, wallets, video letters. Each entry is encrypted right on your device — only an unreadable blob ever reaches the server.
Draw the lines to your family
Each person gets their own scenario: exactly what they receive, and under what condition. Your spouse gets everything, your partner gets just the business, your kids get a letter for the future.
The pulse keeps you connected
Every so often, a quick "I'm here." It's a sign of life, not surveillance — one tap, and the Line quietly carries on.
All good?
At the right moment — everything reaches your people
Access transfers exactly per your scenario. BASALT coordinates the handover; partner notaries and lawyers join when needed (pilot program).
This is where the line branches
Hover over a person to see their branch. Everyone gets exactly what's theirs, and nothing more.
A sign of life.
Not surveillance.
Every so often, BASALT gently asks: "Everything okay?" One tap, and your loved ones can rest easy while the vault stays sealed. Miss a few pulses, and the system quietly checks in before doing anything else. No rush, no panic.
We cannot read your data. That's by design.
Warmth in the words, rigor in the cryptography. Even if we were breached, an attacker would find nothing but unreadable bytes.
Encrypted on your device
Every entry is encrypted in your browser or phone before it's ever sent. We never see the key.
The server can't read it
Zero-knowledge architecture rules out our access to your data. You trust the math, not a promise.
The Line of your family shouldn't end at a password.
Setting up your vault takes 90 seconds. The first encryption happens right in your browser.