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Vaulternal

@vaulternal
Store files in a secure storage and set rules for who gets access, and when.
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Joined March 2026
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    Vaulternal
    @vaulternal
    May 15
    Three things you should be able to do with the files that matter most: → Store them, end-to-end encrypted. Only you hold the key. → Update them anytime. Plans change. → Deliver them on your conditions — a date, a person, a trigger. Your important files, with instructions.
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    Vaulternal
    @vaulternal
    Jul 19
    Every cloud drive can store a file. Almost none let you decide who else can open it, and when. Vaulternal does: you set who gets access and on what timeline, and you can change it anytime. Encrypted on your device, so we never hold the key.
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    Vaulternal
    @vaulternal
    Jun 6
    Short-form video + social growth role. If you make content that travels, this is the brief. Paid, remote. Reply to Greg above or DM us.
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    Greg Val
    @val__greg
    Jun 6
    The product is built. Now I need someone who can make people feel why it matters in 30 seconds of vertical video. Hiring a short-form video + social growth lead at @vaulternal. Paid, remote. Modern AI tools welcome. Resume not required. Reply with one piece of work, or DM me.
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    Vaulternal
    @vaulternal
    May 25
    Most "encrypted" cloud storage means the company holds the key. Vaulternal doesn't. Encryption happens on your device, before anything leaves it. Your password never reaches our servers. For the files this is built for, that's the only acceptable design.
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    Vaulternal
    @vaulternal
    May 21
    Your password manager protects passwords. Your cloud drive stores files. Neither of them knows what to do if you can't get there yourself. Vaulternal does. → vaulternal.com
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