DigiSafe
DigiSafe

Family folders

One safe folder the whole family can reach

People
Up to 12 per folder
Folders
Up to 20 per owner
Members can
View and add documents
A DigiSafe family folder with two members and four shared documents

When someone needs a birth certificate in a hurry, it is usually family who asks. A shared folder keeps it where they can all reach it, without a group chat full of photos.

A real moment

It is 10 at night, and your brother calls. He needs your father's birth certificate for a form due tomorrow, and the only copy is on your phone. So you send it on chat, where it will sit for years.

A specimen Aadhaar card with the number partly hidden
Sorted in DigiSafe

A DigiSafe family folder is shared with up to 12 people you invite by email. Members can view and add documents, only the owner can invite or remove people, and the folder stays end-to-end encrypted.

Up to 12 people in each family folder

Everyone can view and add documents

Only you decide who joins or leaves

People

Up to 12 per folder

Folders

Up to 20 per owner

Members can

View and add documents

Only the owner can

Invite or remove people

Encryption

End-to-end, with a security code to check the keys

01

Shared, and still private

A family folder is encrypted for the people in it. Adding someone shares the key with them. Removing someone takes their access away. Our servers only ever hold a locked copy.

A DigiSafe family folder shared by two people
02

A security code you can compare

Each shared folder has a security code. Compare it with the other person, in the same room or on a call. If the codes match, nobody swapped a key in the middle.

DigiSafe PIN and security settings
03

Everyone uses their own account

You invite people by email. They accept in their own DigiSafe account, and the documents appear for them. Nothing is sent as a plain attachment.

The DigiSafe home screen with folders and a warranty reminder
04

You stay in charge

Members can view and add documents. Only you, the owner, can invite or remove people. You can own up to 20 folders, for example one for parents and one for in-laws.

A DigiSafe family folder shared by two people

How to do it

  1. 1

    Create a family folder.

  2. 2

    Invite people by email.

  3. 3

    Each person accepts in their own account.

  4. 4

    Add the documents everyone needs.

Questions people ask

Can a member delete the folder?+

No. Members can view and add. Inviting, removing and deleting stay with the owner.

What happens if I remove someone?+

They lose access to the folder. Copies they already downloaded to their own device stay with them, as with anything you share.

Does everyone need a DigiSafe account?+

Yes. Each person accepts the invite in their own account, and the documents then appear for them, still end-to-end encrypted.

How many family folders can I have?+

Up to 20 as the owner, each with up to 12 people.

Try it on your own papers. It's free.

Install DigiSafe, scan one document, and see how it feels to have it ready the next time someone asks.