A normal Thursday, then the day we hand you the keys.
Three simulators, all running in your browser. Steer the morning, question the vault, and run the handover with real keys generated on this device.
Morning briefing
It speaks first. Choose how to reply and watch it handle a voice note, four photos, a PDF and a question fired at it in ten seconds.
- 01It messages you first.
Your day, a follow-up going stale, a reply drafted on an email that came in overnight.
- 02It shows its working.
Every claim carries where it knows it from. Drafts are handed to you, and calendar changes wait for your yes.
- 03Nothing gets dropped.
A voice note, four photos, a PDF and a question in ten seconds. One answer, everything handled in order.
One continuous WhatsApp chat with its own number, so your personal WhatsApp stays untouched. Tap a reply button under its message to steer the morning.
Document recall, with citations
Every answer points at the note it came from. Switch between keyword and meaning search to see what deeper search adds: “handover” finds the email that only says “keys transferred”.
Here's what I have. Pieter agreed to a 60-day completion, with the keys transferred in person at the Marina office rather than via the agent. He asked that the furniture inventory be attached to the SPA as Schedule B, signed before transfer. Dutch buyer, introduced by Sara at the March investor dinner. Prefers WhatsApp voice notes, replies late evenings CET.
Cryptographic lockout handover
The last step of every build. You generate the keys, rotate every credential we touched, seal the vault with your own passphrase, and watch our login fail.
- 1Generate your own keypairOn your laptop. The private half never leaves it.
- 2Rotate every key we touchedEach build-time credential is replaced by you.
- 3Set the vault passphraseDerived in this browser tab. We never see it.
- 4Watch our access failWe try to log in and open the vault, in front of you.