We don't own any of it
Nothing readable ever reaches our server
Your details become unreadable cipher on your own device. What reaches our server is noise we store for you — never a copy we hold.
ΛMΛNΛT is a private Safe for the bank accounts, insurance policies, investments and documents your family would otherwise have to piece together from paperwork and guesswork. You fill it in once. They open it only when you've decided they should.
No card. No ads. You type it in yourself — so there's never anything readable to sell or share.
An unclaimed provident fund. A term policy nobody filed for. A locker whose branch nobody remembers. None of it is hidden — it's just never written down in one place, and the people who need it are asked to find it during the worst week of their lives.
ΛMΛNΛT is that one place. Not a will, not a lawyer, not an app that reads your accounts for you — a plain, private index of what exists and where to look.
Two households, three streets apart, in the same city. One difference between them.
Prefer to read it? Rahul's story — what eleven months of searching actually looks like.
Anyone can write "your privacy matters". These are pictures of how the thing is built, and they hold whether or not you decide to trust us.
Nothing readable ever reaches our server
Your details become unreadable cipher on your own device. What reaches our server is noise we store for you — never a copy we hold.
No key on our side — not even for a court order
Not "we promise not to" — we have no key to try. A court order, a rogue employee and a full breach of our servers all arrive at the same locked box.
Your key, split across the people you name
Your key is split into pieces. You hand each piece to a person you trust yourself — a private message, a printed card, in person. The pieces never pass through our servers. No single piece opens anything, and no single person can either.
Parents
Spouse
Siblings
Child
Friend
No "forgot password" link — by design
Every other service can, which is precisely the hole we closed. Forgetting is recovered by answers only you know, or the people you trust — never by us.
Alerts that name no one
A nudge to finish a section you left open, or word that someone you trust accepted their role — sent with no name, no amount and no detail inside it. Notifications are where most apps quietly leak; this is the one we engineered around.
From an EPF account nobody claims to a locker nobody can place. Each entry takes text, dates, notes for your family, and attached documents.
There is no limit on entries, categories, trusted people, or storage, ever. Naming trusted people and recovering your Safe through them is free too. Write down as much as you want, for as long as you want, and it costs nothing.
There are a couple of optional conveniences available once you're inside your Safe — pricing for those, if you ever want them, is shown in the app itself.
Start with a single account — the one your family would struggle with most. You can add the rest whenever you like.