2 min read By NT²
The Receive hub is not a downloads folder
Stories
Share stories start when someone sends. Receive stories start when something lands on your side—and you still need to decide what it is and where it belongs.
Stories
Product narratives about structured privacy, local-first vaulting, and encrypted handoffs.
2 min read By NT²
Custom templates start from duplicate
Stories
Nobody designs a form from a blank page if they can avoid it. Duplicate the note you already know, bolt on a phone field, and the template is yours.
8 min read By NT²
Same vault UI in browser, PWA, and desktop shells
Tech
Unlock, list, search, and settings should not fork into three products. NT² Vault keeps one vault UI and lets each shell own only what the platform must own: how durable files live on that device.
1 min read By NT²
Tags are in production
Stories
Folders force one answer to where something lives. Tags let an item live in as many answers as it earns.
1 min read By NT²
Joint finances without a shared phone
Stories
Marriage, partnership, and shared rent create real financial trust. They do not require handing over an unlocked phone.
1 min read By NT²
Pin what matters, let recents find themselves
Stories
A vault holds hundreds of items but daily life touches five. Pins keep the five still; recents keep the trail warm.
2 min read By NT²
Vault checkup is one list, not four chores
Stories
Four small anxieties used to live in four different corners of the vault. The checkup brings them into one list, ordered by severity, with dismissals that stick.
8 min read By NT²
Vault profile is section KV, not one mega-row
Tech
Salt, Key DID public material, sync cursors, and onboarding prefs are not one fat SQL row. They live as named vault profile sections—so backup, sync, and unlock can each touch only what they need.
1 min read By NT²
Birth certificate and insurance
Stories
A new baby brings joy, exhaustion, and an unexpected amount of paperwork.
8 min read By NT²
Schema v60 and incremental migration
Tech
A local vault is a real SQLite database on your device. When the product ships schema v60, launch-era vaults must upgrade in place—not force a wipe because the CREATE statement changed in the source tree.