SafeTrigger

SafeTrigger is a secure digital vault that lets you store sensitive files—like passwords, crypto keys, insurance policies, and emergency plans—and share them only under conditions you set. Think of it as a dead man's switch for your digital life: you upload files, define access rules (like a time delay after an unlock request), and choose trusted recipients. When the conditions are met, those recipients get access. Until then, no one—not even SafeTrigger—can see your files.

How does it work? You start by creating a "safe" (a digital container) and upload your files. The service encrypts everything with ChaCha20-Poly1305, a military-grade cipher endorsed by the Internet Engineering Task Force. Then you set access rules—by default, a time delay must pass after an unlock is initiated. You assign recipients, who must verify their identity via 2FA and email or phone confirmation before they can open the vault. SafeTrigger stores the encrypted data on Cloudflare R2, and because it uses zero-knowledge architecture, the company never sees your file contents. You can create multiple safes, each with different rules and recipients. Automated notifications via email or SMS alert you (and recipients) when access conditions are triggered.

Who should use SafeTrigger? It's built for anyone who wants to make sure important digital assets reach the right people at the right time—especially if something unexpected happens. Estate planners can use it to pass down crypto keys or digital wills. Tech-savvy users can store passwords and business credentials. Families can keep emergency instructions or safety plans accessible. The free plan gives you one safe and one recipient; paid plans start at $1.49 per month. It's a straightforward, no-nonsense tool for a specific job: secure, conditional file sharing with zero knowledge of your data.