We are building the boring half of a promise.
Anyone can say they will look after a child’s money for eighteen years. The interesting engineering is in making that true when the company saying it is gone.
Why this exists
Every few years a family discovers that the app holding their child’s money has been acquired, paused, or quietly shut down. The money is usually fine. The plan rarely is. And the thing that was supposed to arrive on an eighteenth birthday turns into an email about migrating your account.
We wanted the opposite shape: a promise that gets harder to break as time passes, not easier. That means the rules live in a contract rather than our terms of service, the keys live with the family rather than with us, and the recovery route is a printed sheet of paper that mentions no website at all.
What we have built
One capsule design, deliberately narrow: deposits only, one asset, one date, one beneficiary named at creation. A gifting link that works for a grandmother on an unfamiliar phone. A guardian quorum with a public, delayed, vetoable emergency path. And a printed kit that every family rehearses in their first week.
What we have not
We have no customer stories to show you, because the families using this are private and few. No press quotes. No investor logos. No awards. We would rather this page be short and true than long and borrowed — and when there is something real to put here, it will be dated.
How we make money
A small fee when money goes in, an optional one-time Premium, optional keepsakes, and a share of the interest on capsules that earn it. Never a subscription, never a fee on holding, and never anything standing between a family and their own capsule. The whole arithmetic is on the pricing page, including the eighteen-year total.
Where we are
Europe, with a Netherlands base and Spain served from day one. We open markets one at a time, because each one is real work rather than a flag on a website.
Straight answers
- Founded
- 2026
- Base
- Netherlands
- Team size
- Small, on purpose
- Customers we can name
- None yet
- Press coverage
- None yet
- Contract audit
- Underway
- Subscription revenue
- Never
Every decision we have taken and reversed is dated in the changelog, including the ones that make us look indecisive.
Five rules we hold ourselves to.
No fee ever gates custody
Your keys, your recovery kit, the emergency path and your child’s claim at 18 are free forever. If we disappear, nothing your family needs sits behind a payment.
The unflattering number goes on the page
Fees before buttons. Falls shown in charts. Limits named in our own words rather than found in ours by someone else.
No feature that needs us to survive
If a capability would stop working the day we do, it does not belong in the capsule. It can live in the app, where it is a convenience rather than a dependency.
We market to adults
No child is ever a user, a target, or a face in an advert. They get one contact from us, at seventeen, about keys.
We would rather be absent than half-compliant
Which is why some countries are missing from the availability page instead of being served badly.
Their 18th birthday is already on the calendar.
Setting one up takes ten minutes. We open capsules in small groups so every founding family gets a real conversation.
For parents and guardians (18+). One email to confirm, one when your capsule is ready — nothing else.
iPhone and Android apps arrive with the first capsules. Everything works in a browser on day one.