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Mental load means remembering when car insurance renews, tracking which child needs new shoes, knowing the fridge filter expires next month. Every household runs on hundreds of small details that someone must hold in memory.

The European Habsburgs built an empire through strategic marriages, consolidating power by keeping bloodlines strictly within the family. Something similar is happening with AI right now. 

The primary security issue with AI agents is their access.

When you can't see how the machine reached its conclusion, you can't question its logic. You surrender the outcome of your life to a process you don’t understand.

For years, we’ve moved files online. Files sit there until we need them. That’s storage, but storage alone doesn’t make information usable.

If AI doesn’t reduce the searching, the sorting, and the repeating, then its progress doesn’t matter.

If you use these tools without paying, who covers the bill?

It’s Monday morning, and you’re staring at three years of lab results, prescriptions, and insurance papers clogging your inbox. To sort them, you consider uploading files to consumer AI like Claude or ChatGPT.

In early 2017, the researchers at Google Brain in Mountain View faced a physics problem disguised as a code problem.

Which AI apps are private and which aren't? What kind of info do they share? And with whom do they share it?

At MyVault, design is a means to achieve peace of mind.

In 1950, Alan Turing asked a question that would define computer science for over seventy years: Can machines think?

Most people plan for their home, finances, or family. Few think about their digital life

Your files know the answer. You just can’t reach it.

Do you ever hesitate before clicking share on a photo album or a document that includes something personal?

Yes, your family photos are probably helping train AI, and no one asked your permission.

Two-factor authentication (2FA) protects 2.5 billion accounts worldwide. Yet in 2024 alone, over 100 million accounts with 2FA enabled were still compromised.

If you’re serious about security, you need to understand where your real exposure is happening.

One free trial quietly turns into twelve months of charges. Small monthly fees pile up unnoticed until a few dollars a month become hundreds a year.

The real danger is that we don’t know what's getting synced, where it all ends up, or who might have access. It's the quiet exposure of your most private documents to people who were never supposed to see them.

You click on a folder, and nothing's there. You try another. And another. The document you need - the repair receipt, the insurance policy, the contact information - is hiding somewhere in files. And the more you search, the more frustrated you become.

We created MyVault because we believe you deserve better. You don't need more space; you need a way to connect all the pieces. A solution that lets you stop searching and start getting intelligent answers from the information you already have.