Secure your company's critical access and operational control.
Released only if and when it's needed — on your terms, under your conditions. Most founders address this after a failure. TruthVault prevents one.
Private beta — onboarding early founders
The Risk
One person holds the keys to the entire operation. When that person becomes unavailable — planned or not — the company stalls.
When that single person is unavailable — due to illness, travel, or an unforeseen event — operations stall, access is lost, and continuity depends on luck. That's not infrastructure. That's exposure.
The Solution
TruthVault structures and encrypts your critical operational data and conditionally releases it based on predefined rules — without requiring constant management.
How It Works
Security Architecture
TruthVault is built on a security model designed so that no single party — including us — can unilaterally access your vault contents.
Who It's For
Pricing
The cost of downtime is measured in days. This is measured in minutes.
No setup fees. No contracts. Cancel anytime. Your vault remains accessible for 90 days after any cancellation.
For solo founders who need a single, well-structured contingency protocol.
For founders and operators who need full coverage across multiple systems and teams.
"TruthVault exists because founder-led companies run on concentrated knowledge and access. That's a feature of how they operate — and a risk that most never address until they have to."
Most contingency planning tools are built for enterprises with legal teams and dedicated IT. TruthVault is built for the founder who is the IT team — who needs a quiet, reliable system that asks very little of them day to day, and works exactly as expected when it matters.
We built this because the risk is real, the solutions that existed were inadequate, and nobody was addressing the specific shape of the problem for founder-led companies.
Most founders know this risk exists — but delay addressing it. Setup takes 10 minutes.
Most founders wait. The risk doesn't.
Trust Center
Handling sensitive operational data requires transparency about how a system is built. This section documents TruthVault's architecture, access controls, and design principles — not certifications, but the actual decisions made in how the product works.
Founders rarely formalize this — until they see it.
From early founder users
What founders found when they looked.
I mapped out who actually had access to what, and it was just me — every credential, every root account, every billing seat. One unavailable week and the company stops. That's not a reasonable way to run a business.
The check-in model is what makes it work. A static document goes stale. A protocol that requires you to actively maintain it — and triggers if you don't — is a different category of thing.
I had a family medical situation that took me offline for two weeks. Nothing catastrophic happened, but I spent the whole time anxious about things I'd never formally handed off. I set this up the week I got back.
Investors asked about operational continuity during our seed round. Having a documented protocol — not just a verbal answer — was a more credible response than I expected it to be.