The features we said no to.
The most requested features we chose not to build, and the reason for each.
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Stories
Security you can hold.
Keys, deeds and safes worked because custody is intuitive. What that means for a vault.
Les →Everything that syncs, costs.
Sync, autofill and cloud backup are useful. An honest accounting of what each one trades away.
Les →There is nothing to sign up for.
Why there is no sign-up, and the conveniences we gave up to keep it that way.
Les →Nothing to reach remotely.
The case for a thing that cannot be reached from somewhere else.
Les →Two people, one vault.
Households already share secrets badly. How a set of three cards fits a couple or a family.
Les →Crossing borders with a wallet.
Unfamiliar networks, bags out of sight, phones handed over. Travelling with secrets you hold.
Les →Someone finds your card.
A stranger picks up your card on a platform. Exactly what they see, and what they'd need.
Les →Access for a week, not forever.
Giving someone access for a few days, and taking it back afterwards, without handing over your whole life.
Les →A new machine, nothing to pull from.
The first hour with a new computer exposes every circular dependency in how you store access.
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