Real people. Real losses. All preventable.
Every case below is publicly reported — sources linked. Chainalysis estimates 20% of all Bitcoin (~3.7M BTC) is permanently lost. US states hold $58B+ in unclaimed estates.
“He kept the seed phrase in his head. When Matthew died, $500 million in XRP died with him.”
Matthew Mellon, banking heir, April 2018. His family watched helplessly as the fortune evaporated — not stolen, just unreachable.
“Two guesses left. Stefan has been staring at a locked hard drive for years, afraid to try again.”
Stefan Thomas, San Francisco. 7,002 Bitcoin on an IronKey with 10 password attempts. 8 used. Worth ~$700M at peak.
“Gerald died on his honeymoon. 115,000 customers woke up to find their money was gone with him.”
Gerald Cotten, CEO of QuadrigaCX, died December 2018 in India — the only person with the exchange's cold wallet passwords.
Everything in one place.
Legacy planning used to mean a dusty binder no one could find. This is what it looks like when you do it right.
Voice & Personality
Record guided stories — childhood, values, the things you never said. We build an AI that speaks in your voice so your family can still talk to you.
Zero-Knowledge Vault
Store passwords, crypto seed phrases, financial documents. AES-256 encrypted — we cannot read your secrets even if we wanted to.
Life Event Playbooks
Write guidance for every scenario: financial crisis, estate, grief, crypto recovery. Your avatar delivers it personally, in your words.
Crypto Inheritance
An estimated 3.7 million Bitcoin are lost forever. Yours doesn't have to be. Seed phrases in the vault — unlocked only by your verified family.
Verified Family Access
Trusted contacts must pass identity verification through your avatar's Q&A before accessing anything. Only the people you chose, only when you intended.
Smart Triggers
Set a dead man's switch — auto-invite your lawyer after 30 days of silence, or on a specific date, or when a death certificate is uploaded.
The vault password is hidden inside a memory.
Only the right person can unlock it.
Every password vault has the same fatal flaw: the master password itself. Write it down — it can be found. Memorise it — it dies with you. Give it to a lawyer — you've introduced a third party.
keylore solves this in a way no one else has. The identity verification IS the password recovery. Answering correctly means they've already proven they know the secret.
Live example — this is real, this works today
“The vault password is ████████ — all lowercase, no spaces. Only share it if she can answer: when we were on that road trip to Seattle, we stopped at a T-point. What were we watching?”
“When we stopped on that road trip to Seattle — what were we watching?”
Avatar verifies. Recalls the memory in your voice. She has the vault password.
She could only answer because she lived that memory with you.
Nothing. We store encrypted blobs. The password never exists as plaintext on our servers.
Add a second memory challenge on top — the avatar asks a personal question before revealing even the hint. Enforced server-side. Claude never sees the answer until it's given correctly.