Vaulternal

Vaulternal is a vault for important files that need to stay private now and be delivered later. It is designed for documents and messages that do not fit a normal cloud drive, such as passwords, family records, insurance documents, deeds, and letters for future dates or specific events.

The product centers on three main workflows: store, update, and deliver. Files are encrypted on the user’s device before they leave the browser, and the keys stay with the user. The service says it cannot read the files, recover the keys, or override delivery triggers. Files are stored across multiple independent networks so no single company or server controls the data.

Users can keep vaults current by checking in, refreshing documents, or adding new letters a few times a year. Delivery can be set by date, inactivity, manual release, or confirmation from trusted people. The homepage shows examples like birthday letters, graduation messages, and “just in case” instructions sent to specific recipients.

This makes the product relevant for people who want private, long-term storage with planned handoff to family or other chosen recipients. It also supports people who want a structured way to keep sensitive information organized and available over time. Pricing on the page includes a free plan plus paid Starter and Pro plans.

Key features:
- Device-side encryption before files leave the browser
- Conditional delivery based on date, inactivity, manual release, or trusted contacts
- Recipient sharing without requiring an account
- Vault check-ins to keep stored files current
- Distributed storage across independent networks
- Plans for encrypted storage, delivery rules, and recipients
- Architecture details and comparison pages for evaluation