A folder only you can open.
For the contracts, the passports and the things that must never leak. A vault folder is encrypted in your browser under a key generated on your device, which we have never held. Contents and file names are ciphertext to us, and we cannot decrypt them for anybody, including in response to a legal request.
What it replaces.
- Hoping the provider behaves
It is built into Nemi and works with what is already in your account, so it is never one more thing to sign up for.
What it does.
End-to-end encrypted folders that not even we can open.
The key never reaches us in usable form
It is unlocked by a passkey or a passphrase on your device. What we store is the wrapped version, which is meaningless without the thing that unwraps it.
Access is granted by a member, not by us
Adding somebody re-encrypts the key to them on an existing member's device. We route the result and cannot add ourselves to it.
A second lock, so a lost passkey is not the end
The same key is wrapped again under a recovery code shown once at setup. It is a second lock on the same door, not a back door: we hold only ciphertext, and the code never reaches us.
It comes with
the rest of Nemi.
One login, one workspace, one bill. Every app below is included in the same account, on every plan.
All your work. One account.
Nemi is opening in groups. Put your name down once and the whole of Nemi is yours when it is your turn.
15 GB free when you are in. No card.