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EterniNote
Trust center

Kept safe. Kept yours.

What EterniNote actually does with your memories — described plainly, with nothing overstated. Everything on this page is something the product does today.

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What keeps a note safe

Six protections, all real today.

Each of these is something the product does now — not a roadmap, and not a claim we cannot back.

Privacy & storage

Private by architecture, encrypted by default.

Note media lives in private storage reached only through authenticated requests — never a public link, and never sold. It is encrypted the whole way: in transit and at rest.

  • Authenticated access only — there are no public URLs to your media
  • Encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest (AES-256)
  • Your content is never sold, rented, or used to train anything
Verified Timestamp Seal

Proof of when, from an independent authority.

Add a Verified Timestamp Seal and EterniNote records an RFC 3161 timestamp over a hash of your note's contents, attested by an independent timestamping authority — an exact record of when it was sealed.

  • An RFC 3161 timestamp over a hash of the sealed contents
  • Attested by an independent authority, not by us
  • Tamper-evident: the opened note can be checked against the sealed one
Certificate verification

Anyone can verify. No account, no contents.

Every sealed note carries a unique certificate number. Anyone holding it can confirm the seal on a public page — without signing in, and without ever seeing what is inside.

  • Public verification by certificate number
  • No account required to check a certificate
  • Verification never reveals the contents
Sealed Forever

Preserved permanently, with a certificate to prove it.

Endow a note Sealed Forever and it is preserved permanently and issued a Certificate of Preservation, with a slice of the fee set aside in a continuity trust for its long-term keeping.

  • A permanent Certificate of Preservation, verifiable by anyone
  • A trust slice reserved for long-term keeping
  • Kept deliverable, whatever happens to a subscription
Delivery reliability

It opens on time — and you can watch it happen.

A dedicated delivery engine checks for due notes around the clock and opens each one for the person it was written for. You follow every note from sealed, to in transit, to opened.

  • Continuous, idempotent checks — a due note is delivered once, exactly
  • Live status you can watch: sealed → in transit → opened
  • A private opening for the recipient, and word to you when it lands
Ownership & control

You decide who, what, and when.

You choose who is invited to a vault, what opens and when, and what is let go. Your notes and your family's are yours to keep or to remove.

  • You control every invitation and every role
  • You set the rule that opens each note
  • You can let a note go — deletion is honoured
See for yourself

Verify any certificate.

Hold a certificate number from a sealed note? Check it here — no account, and the contents stay private.

Verification confirms the seal and the moment it was made. It never reveals what is inside.

Questions

Plainly answered.

Is my content private?

Note media is stored privately and reached only through authenticated requests — never a public link. You control who is invited and what opens when.

What does the Verified Timestamp Seal do?

It records an independent RFC 3161 timestamp over your note's contents, so there is proof of exactly when it was sealed. Anyone with the certificate number can verify it.

What is Sealed Forever?

A one-time $2.99 endowment that preserves a note permanently and issues a certificate of preservation. It is included with annual Legacy and Eternal plans, and always with Enterprise.

Begin today

Keep something that deserves this care.

Start with a single note, free. Seal it, and let it arrive when the time is right.

See how it works