Blog
The blog is where Memory Vault explains the why behind the product and shares decisions openly.
Published
Legacy protection sounds like it should either misfire by accident or fail silently when it matters. Here's the exact chain of steps, from the thirty-day check-in to the deliberate two-second hold, that keeps it from doing either.
An honest look at how your notes, messages and files are encrypted, what that protects you against, and just as importantly, what it does not.
The Community Edition runs on your own server, with your own database and storage. What you get, what you take on, and how to decide whether it is right for you.
Most family photographs now live behind a monthly payment and a single password. Here is what actually happens to them when both stop, and what you can do about it now.
A letter for a wedding day, a first house, a hard year. How to write messages for moments you will not be there for, without making them heavier than they need to be.
A trusted contact is the person who confirms when your vault should be released. How to pick someone, how to ask them, what you are actually asking of them, and how to keep the choice current.
Planned posts
Planned post
A graduation project, a conversation that never left the drawing board, and a simple belief: your memories should always belong to you. Here's the story behind MemoryVault: why the code has been public from the start, and why I later made it fully open source.
04 September 2026