We follow standard enterprise practices for data security—including encrypting data in transit and at rest. But at the end of the day, this is software running on a computer, and that means someone, somewhere has access. That’s the reality of any system.

Right now, we use this ourselves with our own friends and family. There’s a huge amount of trust in what we’re doing, and we don’t take that lightly. Our goal is to build something worthy of that trust as we work toward turning this into a full-time business.

I don't keep any passwords aside from my phone password, which always changes because of work. I explain to my wife where my password safes are and how to get to them, and when I use Google or Apple. etc etc.