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ENCRYPTED DOCUMENT VAULT

Your documents.
A little more private.

Passports, permits, visas. Keep them close in an encrypted vault. When you need to share, make a copy with a little more care.

Create your vault See how it works

Encrypted on your device. Available on your linked devices.

A travel document marked “Your original” that stays unchanged in the vault, next to a card for a copy made for ABC Rentals, reference SV-8F2A. Caption: a little context, a lot more intention.
LIFE ASKS FOR PAPERWORK.A new apartmentA visa applicationYour next chapter

LESS SECOND-GUESSING

Keep the original.
Give the copy some context.

Your ID has a way of ending up everywhere.
Be more intentional about the version you send.

Private from the start.

Your documents and short notes are encrypted in your browser before storage. A passcode protects the key saved on your device.

Every copy has a purpose.

Add a recipient, a date and an optional purpose. Download a watermarked copy while the image in your vault stays unchanged.

Close, on both devices.

Link your phone and laptop with a QR code and matching confirmation codes. Add a photo on your phone; find it in your vault.

FROM “CAN YOU SEND YOUR ID?” TO DONE.

One original.
A copy for each moment.

No new app for the recipient.
Just a copy you’ve prepared for them.

Take a look inside
  1. 01

    Add it once.

    Choose an image or PDF, or take a photo from your linked phone.

  2. 02

    Make it personal.

    Choose a recipient. Preview the watermark before downloading your copy.

  3. 03

    Keep the reference.

    Find the recipient and copy reference in your encrypted history when you need them.

Privacy in the details.

A little clarity goes a long way.

Does a watermark prevent leaks?

No. It adds recipient details and a reference that can help you recognize a copy. It cannot prevent copying, guarantee a watermark stays intact, or prove who caused a leak.

What happens if I lose access?

Download an encrypted recovery file from Settings and keep its passphrase somewhere safe. It restores access to your vault; it does not contain a backup of your documents.

Can I remove a linked device?

Yes. From Settings, the vault owner can revoke a linked device’s access to Seuvo. Documents and keys already copied to that device cannot be erased remotely.

What can I store?

Add photos, scans or PDFs of passports, IDs, residence permits and visas: JPEG, PNG, WebP or PDF, up to 10 MB each and six pages per document. Pages are converted to images and resized on your device for storage and sharing. You can also store short encrypted text notes.

A SMALL CHANGE TO HOW YOU SHARE.

Your next copy can
be a little more considered.

Explore the vault

Keep your documents close. Share a copy made for its recipient.