What do you need
to leave written?

Within albwer, you can customize the recurring checks in several ways:

• Check Periodicity.
• Check Method (for now only through email, but we're planning to add more options).
• Automatically incinerate the account after delivering all configured messages.

If you enable account incineration in the Settings page, it means that your account will be automatically deleted, when all your messages have been deleted. This includes the automatic cancellation of your subscription with us.

If this option is disabled, then your account will still exist after all messages are delivered.

A trust level represents the trust you require for the contents of a specific message.

If you wish to have a message with sensitive content, and you are afraid that its contents are misused, you can try to use different trust levels that we provide.

With each different level, you have less trust in our platform, but at the same time, it requires more configuration from your side.

• Trust Level 1: Your message will be delivered directly through email. This is the most simple and user-friendly level, but don't forget your message contents will be available through email.
• (Comming Soon) Trust Level 2: Your message will never leave our platform, and recipients will have a limited time to view it. They will receive a viewing link through email/SMS.
• (Comming Soon) Trust Level 3: Similar to level 2, but before a message is delivered someone else you trust will need to confirm that you are in fact unable to access this platform. Only then the respective recipients will get the viewing link.
• More comming soon...

We understand you. But it's still possible to use Albwer, and don't trust the way messages are stored or sent.

As we're working on adding more trust levels, we'd like to remind you that it's not enforced to have secret keys or passwords in your messages. For example, you can take advantage of things like:

• "You can find my Steam account credentials in the red book." - What is the red book, and where it is doesn't matter, but it's expected that the person receiving this will know.
• "Hsidly pz hdlzvtl" - Is this gibberish? Is it an encrypted message using a key only you and the recipient know? It also doesn't matter, and you can store your messages like this, assuming the recipient knows how to retrieve the contents.

• Tech-savvy users who use a lot of services and have several bank accounts/crypto wallets/other digital services they want their family members to know about.
• Business leaders that want to leave a set of general instructions to their next-in-line person, on what they need/should do next to keep the business running smoothly.
• People who want to leave a personal message to a friend or family member in the situation of something happening.
• Other use cases you can think of…

Yes, you can. You can sign up without setting up a Credit Card, and you can explore the inner workings of the platform. This way, you can see if you like it, and if it's something you see yourself using.

However, no check will ever be delivered to you, nor messages be delivered to your recipients. Only after a valid subscription, will the platform start scheduling checks, and message deliveries.

We hope this never gets to happen, Albwer is fully bootstrapped, used by it's own developers, is self-sustainable, and we have no plans on shutting it down.

However, if that unfortunate situation happens, we'll notify you 90 days in advance, so you can look for an alternative service.