A vault for the people you love

Everything they'll need. Everything you'd want to say.

If something happened tomorrow, your family would be grieving and locked out: hunting for passwords, losing crypto keys forever, and never hearing the things you meant to say. Semparo holds both halves. The practical estate they'll need, and the words they'll keep forever.

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For Emma, on her 30th birthday
Recorded last spring · 4 min
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Diary · March 14

"The thing I never told you about the day you were born…"
For Maria
Sealed until it's needed
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Hardware wallet · encrypted
Instagram
@thefamilytable · encrypted
  • Video messages
    For the birthdays and days you might miss.
  • Diary & letters
    Written a page at a time. One letter stays truly private.
  • Accounts & documents
    The will, the policies, the map of every account. Where things are, and how to claim them.
  • Crypto keys
    Seed phrases, sealed. Released when you stop responding and your people confirm, not by a timer alone.
  • Careful release
    Each person receives only their part, at the right time.

Start here · 96 seconds

The whole system, in a minute and a half.

How each item is sealed, who receives what, and what happens if you ever stop responding. Narrated, start to finish.

The part they'll keep forever

They'll inherit your accounts. They'll treasure your voice.

Every other tool stops at paperwork. The words are the part grief can't replace, and the part almost everyone means to get to. Semparo is built so you actually do.

Video messages

A birthday message for every year you might miss

A goodbye you get to do properly. The story of how you two met, told by you, in your voice. Record them on an ordinary Tuesday. They stay sealed until the day, then they belong to your family forever.

The diary

Some things are easier written than said

The diary stays yours: a page at a time, whenever something is worth keeping. You choose which pages become part of what they receive, and which stay yours alone. Most people start here.

Letters, one truly private

A letter for each of them. And one nobody else will ever see

Each person receives only what you addressed to them. You can leave one message for one person that stays private from everyone: the family, the KeyKeepers, and us.

The foundation

And everything they'll actually need.

Grief comes with paperwork. The vault holds the practical half so your family never has to hunt for it: every account, every document, every key, released to the right person at the right time.

Accounts, mapped

The forty accounts nobody else knows exist

Bank, brokerage, insurance, email, utilities, the domain your business runs on. Updated whenever life changes; this is an everyday vault, not a filing cabinet.

Documents & your will

Where the executor will actually find them

The will, deeds, policies, and the permissions your family will legally need. Each document released only to the person you addressed it to.

Release, done correctly

The right person, the right part, the right time

You stop responding, your chosen KeyKeepers confirm, and a waiting window only you control. Not shared access, not a blind timer. A handover that works the day it has to.

The sharpest example: crypto

Your keys should not be lost with you.

No court can recover a seed phrase, and exchanges freeze accounts for heirs. Semparo seals your seed phrases, hardware-wallet PINs, and a plain-language letter telling your family what any of it means, released when you stop responding and your KeyKeepers confirm, not by a timer that fires just because you went off-grid.

That letter is the difference between an inheritance and a story about one.

  • $100B+ in crypto estimated lost because owners passed away without sharing access.
  • 2.3–3.7M BTC permanently lost. Roughly 16–20% of everything that will ever exist.
  • 17% of holders have a documented inheritance plan. About 90% worry about it.

The level of safety, spelled out

You cannot say the real things into a box someone else can open.

So we built the box nobody can open. Not a hacker, not a court order served on us, not a rogue employee, and not Semparo itself. Here is exactly what that means.

ZERO-KNOWLEDGE

Encrypted on your device. We hold only ciphertext.

Your master key is derived on your device and never leaves it. Every letter, video, account item and document is encrypted before a single byte reaches us. Support cannot peek, a subpoena gets noise, and a breach of our servers exposes nothing readable. If we could read your vault, we would be a liability. We can't, on purpose. Even the few details we must use to run the service, like your email and your people's contact info, are encrypted at rest, so a stolen database is ciphertext, not a list of our users.

POST-QUANTUM

Sealed against the computers of 2055, not just today's.

A message recorded for a birthday thirty years out has to survive thirty years of cryptanalysis. Your vault uses hybrid encryption: proven classical cryptography layered with NIST-standardized post-quantum algorithms, so breaking it requires breaking both. Most banks don't do this yet. We had to.

RELEASE MACHINERY

You stop responding. Your KeyKeepers confirm. Your window to stop it.

Opening the vault is a state machine, not a shared password. It begins only if the system stops hearing from you entirely: no check-ins from the app on your phone, no replies on any channel, over a long stretch of time. Then two of your three trusted people must confirm with the secrets in their sealed letters, and a waiting period follows during which we keep reaching you on every channel. One reply from you stops everything.

Open for review. The full design is published for anyone to inspect, and the client encryption core goes source-available ahead of launch so independent cryptographers can read the exact code that runs in your browser. We built it to be examined.

Keeps working even if we don't. If Semparo ever wound down, your plan keeps working long enough for your family to receive and download everything. No data held hostage, no vanishing overnight.

Nothing here is a mockup

The whole product, screen by screen.

Every frame is the running product, recorded as it works: signing up, the vault, the diary, recording a video, the people who hold your keys, and what happens if you ever stop responding. It ends by opening our own database and searching it for the words you would have written.

One plan, everything in it

Coming soon

Unlimited vault, the diary, video messages, three sealed KeyKeeper letters, and the full release machinery. We are finalizing pricing now. Join the waitlist and you will be the first to know.

"I couldn't shake one unlikely but real thought: what if I don't make it home one day? Everything I hadn't prepared. Everything I'd never said. So I built the thing I needed."
John, founder of Semparo
His welcome video is the first thing you'll see inside.

The honest questions

Isn't this morbid?

The opposite, mostly. What you actually do here is record a message for someone you love, write a diary page, and organize your accounts. People tell us they feel lighter afterward. Loss is the context; care is the subject.

Can anyone watch my videos or read my diary before the day?

No. Everything is encrypted on your device before it reaches us, and release requires that you stop responding, that your chosen KeyKeepers confirm, and a waiting period you can stop with one reply. Until a release is authorized, the words are yours alone.

What if I lose my password?

We help you recover access without ever compromising your privacy. You can also replace your trusted people or reprint your sealed letters anytime, right from your account.

What if Semparo gets hacked?

A breach of our database exposes ciphertext, and nothing else. Your vault is zero-knowledge, so your letters, videos, and keys are never readable by anyone but you. And the account details we do use to run the service, like your email and your people's contact info, are encrypted at rest too, so a stolen database is a list of nothing, not a list of our users. We publish our full security architecture for anyone to inspect.

What happens if Semparo shuts down?

Your plan keeps working long enough for your family to receive and download everything. No data held hostage, no vanishing overnight. We designed for our own absence the same way we designed for yours.

The words are the part grief can't replace. Say them now.

Start with one message, or one diary page, or one account. Ten minutes today is more than most people ever do.

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