Trustbourne

Trustbourne: dead man's switch

Trustbourne is active in the community / reddit / startups_eu space based in Europe.

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Hey r/Startups_EU,



I’m Frank, based in Belgium. I recently launched [Trustbourne](https://trustbourne.com/): an EU-based encrypted vault and dead man's switch for digital continuity.



In plain words: you create a vault with files and instructions. We store it in a secure, careful way. You define trusted contacts. We check in on you. If you stop responding after escalation, we get your contacts secure access to the parts of the vault they are supposed to receive.



The company is built to survive you and me. That matters a lot, because a dead man's switch is useless if the service itself quietly disappears before it is ever needed.



The problem is boring until it is suddenly awful. Families can usually find paper documents, but domains, accounts, 2FA, recovery codes, crypto keys, client handover notes, photos, subscriptions, and admin instructions are scattered behind logins.



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Trustbourne is positioned in community / reddit / startups_eu, a segment that rewards a clear, focused offering.

Its base of operations is Europe.

Website: trustbourne.com