Bequeath is a website designed to ensure your voice is heard, even when you're no longer around. With Bequeath, you can securely deposit digital elements such as messages, videos, and more, to be shared with your loved ones after you pass away. Your feedback is really appreciated !

Hi Edouard, This is such a thoughtful concept. How does Bequeath ensure the security and privacy of the digital elements stored on the platform? I'd love to hear more about the technology behind it. Congrats on the launch!

@kyrylosilin Very good question! When an account is created, an encryption key is generated for each user. This key is then encrypted with our own key at application level. This means that if someone manages to export the database, its contents will not be readable (i.e. if we have Broken Access Control or Insecure direct object references, the messages will not be visible). Each object has a uuid that is difficult to guess. We have a security roadmap, and we'll be announcing each feature on our Linkedin page. We have taken all technical and organizational measures to ensure that your messages will not be read by third parties. For example, two people have access to the private git repository and are responsible for controlling merge requests to the main branch, while a pipeline manages production deployment.