SafeTrigger

SafeTrigger

Zero-knowledge vault: Secure files, share on your terms.

98 followers

Protect your most important files with zero-knowledge encryption. SafeTrigger lets you control who gets access, when, and under what conditions.
SafeTrigger gallery image
SafeTrigger gallery image
SafeTrigger gallery image
SafeTrigger gallery image
SafeTrigger gallery image
SafeTrigger gallery image
SafeTrigger gallery image
Free Options
Launch tags:
PrivacyTechSecurity
Launch Team / Built With

What do you think? …

Mateusz Piórowski

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

We’re super excited (and a little nervous!) to finally launch SafeTrigger today.

This project started from a real, very personal need:

we wanted a way to securely pass critical information to our loved ones in case of unexpected situations — without giving up control too early.


There wasn’t a solution that truly matched real-life needs: not just another vault, but something built around trust, timing, and conditions.


So we created SafeTrigger — a zero-knowledge vault that grants access to your important files only when specific conditions you define are met.

No shared passwords. No premature access. Total privacy, just when it's needed most. 🔐


Currently, SafeTrigger is based on a single condition: time — you can set a specific period after which access is granted.

But we’re actively working on new trigger scenarios to make SafeTrigger even more flexible and powerful. 🚀


We also see a huge potential for business use cases — where companies might need to guarantee access to critical information if key personnel are suddenly unavailable.


We made SafeTrigger for ourselves — and now, we’re sharing it with you.

We’d love your feedback, questions, and ideas! 🙌

(And if you try it out, we’d be so grateful for your thoughts!)


Thanks for being part of this moment. 🚀❤️

Gianmaria Caltagirone

The platform’s zero-knowledge encryption seems to ensures that sensitive files—be it crypto keys, legal documents, or personal instructions—are accessible only to designated recipients under predefined conditions: wow! 🤩

I really like the possibility to set customizable access rules, including time delays and recipient verification; it adds a layer of control that’s often missing in traditional file-sharing services.

A few suggestions based on my opinion:

  • An integration with password managers (like 1Password, Dashlane, Bitwarden...) could streamline the process of securing and sharing credentials.

  • Mobile app development would enhance accessibility and user engagement, especially for on-the-go management.

  • Increasing storage limits across plans would be highly appreciated by users—myself included 😂.

Overall, I think SafeTrigger addresses a critical need in our increasingly digital lives, so great work team! 🚀

Grzegorz Wojtak

@gianmaria_caltagirone Thank you so much for the thoughtful feedback – it truly means a lot to us!

You're absolutely right, traditional file-sharing tools often miss that last mile of control, and we're laser-focused on solving exactly that.

We're just getting started — SafeTrigger is built to evolve. More trigger scenarios (beyond time-based), deeper recipient verification, flexible vaults and smart integrations (password managers are high on our list) are all in the pipeline.

Mobile access is definitely on our roadmap too — we agree that peace of mind should be portable. 😄

Thanks again for the kind words — this kind of support fuels us! 🚀

Gianmaria Caltagirone

@grzegorz_wojtak you're welcome! Can’t wait to see the next updates of SafeTriggers, great work 🙏

Jason Chernofsky

this is a really cool concept. im too young to use this thankfully, but how do you plan on getting older folks to leverage it?

Mateusz Piórowski

@jason_chernofsky Thanks for the comment! You're right, this need is particularly relevant as we get older – and honestly, they are probably our biggest audience. Making SafeTrigger intuitive and valuable for everyone, including older users, is definitely a focus for us as we develop. But we must be careful; we cannot compromise security for ease of usage. We're aiming for simplicity while maintaining uncompromised security. Great question!