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Your secrets reach who you trust. Even when you can't be there. Share passwords, files, and private info with people you trust. Set emergency access per person. If you can't respond, they get what they need automatically. Here's how it works Add a secret Store passwords, files, documents. We only see gibberish Your data is end-to-end encrypted. Even we can't read it. Pick who can request it Choose trusted contacts. Set a waiting time for each. Approve, deny, or ignore When someone requests access, you decide. Can't respond? Your safety net kicks in. Unreachable? The timer runs out. They get access. That's your safety net. What People Use AbsentKey For One vault. Many reasons to share on your terms. Family password vault Share Passwords with Family Your kid's heading to college. Give them the Netflix and WiFi right away. For the savings account and insurance login, set a waiting time. They'll request access when they actually need it. You decide. Encrypted vault for files Protect Your Sources You're a journalist with files that matter. Research, contacts, unreleased work. Store them encrypted. Pick someone you trust. Your editor, a colleague. Even if your phone is seized, your work reaches them. Crypto inheritance Crypto Keys Seed phrases, wallet keys, and recovery docs in one vault. Your heirs get access only when the time is right. Dead man's switch Traveling Abroad Going off the grid? Set a longer timer before you leave. If you're unreachable, your partner gets what they need. Passwords, files, everything. Emergency access Couples Who Share Everything You both know the Netflix login. But what about the bank, the insurance, the mortgage portal, tax documents? Set instant access for everyday stuff. Set a waiting time for the rest. Your terms. Digital legacy planning · Password inheritance Business Credentials Your co-founder needs the AWS keys, the Stripe login, the DNS panel, the contracts folder. Not now. But maybe someday. Add them, set the rules, forget about it. Why AbsentKey Don't trust us. Read the code. Our entire mobile client is source-available. Every line of encryption, every API call, every byte that leaves your phone. View on GitHubNo "prove you're alive" nonsense Dead man's switch apps make you check in daily or weekly. Miss one and your secrets get released. AbsentKey only triggers when someone actually requests access. We can't read your secrets. Nobody can. Everything is encrypted on your phone before it leaves. Our servers only store scrambled data. Even if we got hacked, attackers get nothing. Receiving is free. Forever. Your trusted contacts never pay. They download the app, receive your secrets, done. No account upgrade required. Have a question or concern? Reach us at [email protected] Simple, transparent pricing Share your own secrets with Premium. Receive secrets for free. Always. Free - Included: Receive secrets shared with you - Included: Request access when you need it - Included: End-to-end encrypted - Not included: Create your own secrets - Not included: Set waiting times - Not included: Add recipients Premium - Included: Create unlimited secrets - Included: Up to 5 recipients per secret - Included: Set waiting times (1 day to 365 days) - Included: Any file type - Included: Receive secrets from others - Included: End-to-end encrypted Premium Yearly - Included: Everything in Premium - Included: Save 15% - Included: Set waiting times (1 day to 365 days) - Included: Any file type - Included: Up to 5 recipients per secret - Included: End-to-end encrypted All plans include end-to-end encryption. 1-month free trial on Premium plans. Latest from the Blog Insights on digital security, privacy, and protecting what matters. AbsentKey vs 1Password: Beyond Emergency Kit 1Password's emergency plan is a printed PDF. AbsentKey's is automated, encrypted, and per-person. Here's how they compare for password inheritance. Is AbsentKey Safe? Security Explained AbsentKey can't read your passwords. Not 'won't.' Can't. How zero-knowledge encryption and request-based access keep your secrets safe. AbsentKey vs Bitwarden: What Emergency Access Actually Covers Bitwarden's Emergency Access and AbsentKey share the same core mechanism. The differences: granularity, recipient complexity, and use cases beyond emergencies. Frequently asked questions The Waiting Time What is the waiting time? The waiting time is your safety net. When someone requests access, you get notified. If you approve, they get it instantly. If you deny, they don't. If you can't respond before the waiting time runs out, access is granted automatically. You set the time (1 day to 365 days) for each recipient. What happens when I become unreachable? Your trusted contacts can request access. You'll get notified. If you can't respond for any reason, the waiting time you set ensures they get access automatically. No one else needs to intervene. Is AbsentKey a dead man's switch? Not just another one. AbsentKey is a secret sharing app. A dead man