The phone is gone. The vault is not.
Walk through a lost phone step by step: what an attacker gets, and what you still have.
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Stories
Moving your important few.
Coming from a password manager or a notebook: how to pick the handful worth writing to cards.
Loe →Once a year, open the drawer.
A once-a-year check: confirm all three cards, rewrite what changed, prove you still know the password.
Loe →The one thing you must remember.
How to choose the password that opens your vault, and how to make sure you still know it in a year.
Loe →What belongs on a card.
A sorted list: the secrets worth writing to a card, and the ones that shouldn't be.
Loe →Why the set is three.
One is fragile, two is ambiguous. The reasoning behind a set of three.
Loe →Black, with one warm line.
The palette and the restraint behind it: near-black, warm off-white, one rose-gold line.
Loe →A face that says nothing.
Designing an object that tells a stranger nothing, and why that was the hardest choice.
Loe →Made to live in a wallet.
Thickness, finish and durability, designing an object that survives a wallet for years.
Loe →We do not say “military grade”.
Why our copy avoids the usual security vocabulary, and what we say instead.
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