Your documents, always ready. For the everyday and the unexpected.

The Free plan includes 25 documents with unlimited storage. The Premium plan offers up to 10,000 documents and the Household plan up to 20,000, always with unlimited storage, plus automatic classification, Expiry Radar, and Serenity Check.

A household includes 4 members under a single Household subscription (€7.99/mo), extensible for a fee. Each member has their own private space. The owner controls who sees what through clear roles: Co-Manager, Family Member. No flat sharing - everyone sees only what concerns them.

Life moves, your vault adapts. Getting married or moving in together? Add your partner as Co-Manager - each person keeps their personal documents and shares what they choose. Divorce or separation? Vault Split cleanly separates documents: each person keeps theirs, shared documents (children's passports, joint insurance) require explicit re-consent from both parties, and the Household subscription converts to two independent Premium subscriptions. Each person independently decides whether to keep the other as an emergency access contact. When a child becomes independent, their private space becomes a standalone Premium vault - no documents are lost.

Nobody. Not us, not the police, not Google. Your documents are encrypted end-to-end with a key only you know. Even our servers only see unreadable data. That's zero-knowledge encryption: we cannot provide what we cannot read.

LegaKeep uses OCR directly on your device - your phone or your browser. It reads the document text locally, recognizes the type using a keyword dictionary, extracts dates, then encrypts everything before sending. Nothing leaves your device unencrypted.

Because zero-knowledge encryption would prevent them from working. An HR vault needs to read your documents to automatically receive payslips from your employer. A cloud storage service needs to read your files to index them. Their model relies on accessing your data. LegaKeep was designed differently from the start: classification happens on your device, not on our servers. This architectural choice is what makes zero-knowledge encryption possible - and it’s why the giants can’t simply add it tomorrow. Read the full comparison →

Hackers get encrypted files they cannot read. Our servers only contain encrypted blobs - data that is unreadable without your passphrase. And your passphrase is never on our servers. It is computed from your vault key, on your device, every time you log in. Even France’s tax authority (DGFIP) was hacked. The question isn’t whether a breach will happen, but what the hacker gets when it does. With a standard vault, they get your documents. With LegaKeep, they get digital noise. How our encryption works →

Children are kept out of the sharing decision when you upload a document. That decision can feel permanent, but in reality what your children should see evolves with their age. LegaKeep treats child visibility as a separate setting that you can review and adjust periodically (for example when your child turns 13, or starts high school). You’ll find this setting under Settings > Household.

LegaKeep offers a secure recovery flow through your trusted contact, with a safety delay and identity verification. We can never reset your passphrase ourselves - that’s the guarantee that no one else can access your documents.

Your documents remain yours. Export is free, always, no conditions. You can download your personal data in JSON format (GDPR) or your entire vault as a ZIP file from your secure space.

Your designated trusted contact requests access. You receive 4 notifications (push and email) with a one-tap Refuse button. If you don’t respond within your chosen delay (12 hours to 7 days, 48 hours by default), access is granted automatically to the documents you selected for that person. Prolonged silence is the signal that something is wrong. As soon as you recover, you revoke access immediately - no delay, no waiting.

Your contact provides proof (death certificate). All household members are notified and have 48 to 72 hours to contest if they believe the request is illegitimate. If no one contests, your contact accesses the documents you chose - including your sealed documents (Secret Vault). Access lasts for the period you defined (6 to 24 months), then your vault is archived or deleted per your instructions. LegaKeep doesn’t verify the death certificate - your family does, because they know you better than an algorithm.

No. They only see the documents you explicitly placed in their emergency access. Your other documents remain completely invisible. You choose document by document what is accessible, and under what circumstances - incapacity, death, or permanent access.

The Serenity Check will be an upcoming Premium feature. It will measure and maintain your household’s document coverage with three components: the Health Score - a personalized completeness percentage based on your profile (children, homeowner, self-employed...) mapped to the documents a household like yours should have; the Admin Pulse - a monthly digest with seasonal context ("Tax season opens in 3 weeks, your vault is ready"), gaps to fill, and one optional micro-action tap; and the Coverage Badge - which will appear quietly after 30 days of full coverage, with no guilt counter. Everything will be computed on your device. No data will leave your vault.

LegaKeep’s categories are aligned with the official taxonomy from service-public.gouv.fr, the French government website that defines household document types and their retention periods. We added a “Justice” category for legal documents like powers of attorney and court rulings, and split “Identity” from “Family” because in a vault, an ID card and a family booklet don’t have the same sensitivity. Within each category, LegaKeep recognizes over 60 specific document types (ID card, pay slip, rent receipt, etc.).

Because password security depends on the number of possible combinations, not on how complex it looks. Four random French words from a pool of 5,898 represent billions of combinations - as many as a string of special characters, but far easier to remember. It's the same principle as Diceware, used by cybersecurity experts worldwide. Learn more →