The vault
For the people you’d leave behind.
Write it now, while it’s easy. Passwords, where the paperwork is, a letter. Encrypted on your phone, and we never hold the key. It opens only after the silence you chose.
A weekly pulse. When it stops, the right people find out.
Free for one person and one watcher. No streaks, no confetti, no cheerfulness.
You answer once a week. Everything else happens only when you stop.
Every step is yours to move. One switch pauses all of it while you travel.
The same switch, pointed at the three things that go quiet.
For the people you’d leave behind.
Write it now, while it’s easy. Passwords, where the paperwork is, a letter. Encrypted on your phone, and we never hold the key. It opens only after the silence you chose.
For the people who worry.
Set up a pulse for your mother. She taps one button, or simply carries her phone. If she goes quiet, you hear first, before anyone has to guess.
For the servers you’d forget.
The same switch with no human attached. Your backup script pings a URL when it finishes. If the ping stops, Slack hears about it.
0 3 * * * /srv/backup.sh && \
curl -fsS https://deadyet.app/p/8f2c… Your weeks on one screen, a red square for this one, and the only question we ever ask.
of about 4,160
If timer hits zero, Sanna is alerted.
Counted from your missed check-in.
Parents get the gentle one. You get the real question.
Enter your birthday. Get 4,160 squares and a pulse to fill them with.
Week 1,797 of 4,160 — 1,796 weeks lived, 2,363 ahead.
Start a pulsePaid for by the people who want to be found, not by ads.
Free
One pulse. One watcher. One envelope. Your grid, for as long as you keep answering.
€29 a year
or €3.50 a month billed monthly
Watch up to five people. Ten envelopes. Text messages. The gentle tone for parents.
Free up to 5, then €5 a month
For cron jobs, backups and the box under the desk. Slack and webhooks included.
Leave your email for early access. Free for one pulse, one watcher, and one sealed envelope.