Store your passwords, crypto keys, and final messages. PulseVault checks on you periodically. Stop responding, and everything reaches your heir automatically.
How it works
Add passwords, links, crypto keys, messages. Everything is encrypted client-side before it ever touches our servers. We can't read your data.
Designate one person who should receive your vault. They don't know about it until the time comes. No awkward conversations required.
Every 90 days, we send a friendly "still here?" email. Click the link, reset the timer. That's it. If you ever stop clicking, we handle the rest.
The Pulse
Every 90 days, PulseVault sends you a single email. One click confirms you're alive and well. The timer resets. Simple.
If you don't respond within 10 days, we send a follow-up through multiple channels. After 30 days of silence, your vault is released to your heir with a compassionate, clear explanation.
No false alarms. No data leaks. Just a reliable bridge between your digital life and the person who matters most.
From: pulse@pulsevault.com
Hey, just checking in.
This is your 90-day pulse check from PulseVault. Click below to confirm you're still around. That's all we need.
I'm still hereSecurity
Your data is encrypted in your browser before it ever reaches our servers. Even if we were compromised, your vault contents remain unreadable.
You set a passphrase that never leaves your device. Your vault is encrypted with AES-256 before upload. We store ciphertext only.
We don't know what's in your vault. We can't decrypt it. We can't be compelled to hand over readable data, because we don't have it.
When the vault releases, your heir gets instructions to decrypt using a passphrase you shared with them privately. We're just the courier.
Built in London, designed for privacy. Your data, your rules. Delete your account anytime and everything is wiped permanently.
Less than a coffee. More than peace of mind.
160+ online accounts. Crypto wallets. Family photos in the cloud. None of it has to be lost. PulseVault makes sure it isn't.