A sealed glass capsule that carries your message forward — encrypted, time-locked, and opened on the date you choose. Decades from now. By the hand you intend.
INHERIT seals your words, voice, and memories inside a frosted borosilicate vessel. The message lives on the object itself — not in a cloud that may not exist tomorrow. It needs no power to keep its promise. It simply waits.
Glass, sealed light, and engraved metal. The common ways an object dies in twenty years — a leaking battery, a perished gasket, a corroded contact — are designed out by having none of those parts.
In the app, you compose the message — a letter, a recording, a film — and choose the date it may be opened. We encrypt it before it ever leaves your hands.
Your encrypted message is written onto the capsule and laser-engraved into its base as a silent backup. The vessel is sealed for good and sent to you.
On the appointed day, the lock releases. The capsule is read by tapping a phone to it — or, should the world change, by photographing the engraving inside.
Sealed inside is nothing but encrypted memory. Lost or stolen, it reveals nothing — and the moment can be re-summoned into a new vessel.
Locked to a future moment. Recipients cannot open before the chosen moment.
A sealed card given to someone you name. Their key, held safe, waits alongside yours.
Held in secure escrow with a published succession plan — so the promise survives us too.
Any two of three unlock it. Nothing secret ever rests on the glass.
Not a notification. A heartbeat — proof that something precious is waiting inside, and will keep waiting until its moment comes.
Your written words and a full minute of your voice, sealed in glass and held on the device itself. It wakes once a minute, for twenty-five years, so they know it is still waiting.
There is no lesser version of a goodbye.
So there is only one vessel, and it holds everything.
The best time to leave something behind is while you are still here to mean it.
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