Backup for your family and your papers
A new parent, a student and someone looking after parents in another city each have different things to lose. Start with who you are, or with the papers you keep.
Who you are
Families
Everyone's photos, the household papers and a shared family vault, with up to five people on one account.
New parents
Thousands of baby photos and videos, the birth certificate and vaccination record, copied off your phone without you thinking about it.
Newly-weds
The wedding album files, the videographer's footage, the marriage certificate and the new joint papers, kept in three places.
Students
Your project files, notes and every certificate and marksheet you'll be asked for again, safe from a laptop crash the night before submission.
Job seekers and professionals
Offer letters, payslips, Form 16, relieving letters and your own work email, kept for when the next employer, bank or visa office asks.
Senior citizens and their children
Pension papers, medical records and property documents, backed up so that children in another city can help when it matters.
NRIs
Your Indian papers held abroad, your parents' documents at home and the family photos in between, in two places on two continents.
Freelancers and creators
Client files, raw footage, invoices and your portfolio, copied off the one laptop your income depends on.
Homemakers
Bills, warranties, school papers, insurance and the house file you keep running, backed up from your phone.
Hobby photographers
Years of RAW files, edits and phone shots, copied off memory cards and one external drive to two more places.
Moving house or city
Rent agreements, deposit receipts, ID and address papers, and the photos on a laptop that's about to ride in a moving truck.
What you keep
ID documents
Aadhaar, PAN, passport, voter ID and driving licence scans for everyone in the family, encrypted on your phone before upload.
Property and home papers
Sale deeds, khata or mutation papers, property tax receipts and rent agreements, scanned and kept safe from damp, fire and missing files.
Medical records
Reports, scans, prescriptions and discharge summaries for everyone in the family, there when a doctor asks at 2 a.m.
Insurance policies and claims
Health, life, motor and home policies, renewal notices and claim papers, kept where your family can find them.
Tax returns and investment proofs
ITR acknowledgements, Form 16, 80C proofs, rent receipts and capital gains statements, kept year by year.
Certificates and marksheets
School and college marksheets, degree certificates, caste, income and domicile certificates, scanned once and kept for life.
Bank and loan documents
Statements, FD receipts, loan agreements, sanction and closure letters and NOCs, kept for the day a bank or buyer asks.
Vehicle papers
RC, insurance, PUC, the purchase invoice, loan NOC and service records for your car or two-wheeler.
Bills and warranties
Purchase bills, warranty cards and receipts, scanned from your phone and findable when an appliance breaks.
Wills and nominations
A scan of the will, the list of accounts and nominees, and where the originals are, so your family isn't searching later.
Photos and videos
Your camera roll, at original quality, uploaded in the background to two places on two continents.
A copy of every mail from any IMAP mailbox, every few hours, restorable as mbox even if the account is locked.
SMS
Bank alerts, bill messages and conversations: your full SMS history on Android, and new incoming messages on iPhone.
WhatsApp media and exports
WhatsApp's photos, videos and documents on Android, and the chats you export, kept in two more places. What we do and don't back up.
Contacts
Every number on your phone, from relatives to the electrician, backed up so a new phone starts with all of them.
LIC and life insurance
Policy bonds, premium receipts, nominee details and the list your family will need to claim, kept where they can find it.
Share with your people
Share memories with family
Shared family albums that parents, grandparents and relatives in other cities can open and add to, without a WhatsApp group full of blurry forwards.
Share bills with your CA
A 'For my CA' folder your accountant can open: bills, Form 16, investment proofs and statements, filed by financial year, with access you can take back any time.
Pass on to your heirs
Choose who should receive your will, LIC policies, property papers and account list, and when. They get them only after checks you set up.
One account for the whole family
Up to five people, each with a private backup, plus a shared family vault for the papers everyone may need. End-to-end encrypted, prepaid, no auto-debit. The app is in early access.
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