Platforms & API

Add digital continuity to your product — without building it from scratch.

CAPSULENE provides the check-in, grace-period, controlled-release, and recipient-delivery infrastructure behind continuity workflows.

Password managers, wallets, fintech, and cloud platforms already hold what matters to their users. The question those users will eventually ask — “what happens to this if I cannot manage it?” — is a continuity problem.

Customer-owned Capsules · Zero-knowledge Key holders · Integration scoped in a pilot

Your product
  • Vault, wallet, or admin console
  • Introduces continuity to the user
CAPSULENE Continuity layer
  • Check-ins · reminders · grace periods
  • Conditions · controlled release · recipient delivery
Customer-owned Capsules
Your customer → their recipient
  • Customer — owns the Capsule and its keys
  • Their recipient — receives the guidance

Delivered under the customer’s conditions — not yours, not ours.

Vault, wallet, or admin console, Introduces continuity to the user flow into the CAPSULENE continuity layer, where check-ins · reminders · grace periods and conditions · controlled release · recipient delivery are defined and customer-owned capsules. Conditions met: customer — owns the capsule and its keys; their recipient — receives the guidance. Delivered under the customer’s conditions — not yours, not ours.
What CAPSULENE provides

Three pillars behind a continuity feature.

Continuity workflows

Check-ins, reminders, grace periods, conditions, and controlled delivery — the rails CAPSULENE already runs for every Capsule.

Customer-controlled protection

Customer-owned Capsules, and the zero-knowledge Key holder workflow for high-sensitivity material: encrypted on the customer’s device, split 2-of-3.

Integration options

Partnerships start with referral or assisted onboarding. Embedded or API-based options are scoped together during a pilot, based on what the product supports at that time — nothing is promised before it exists.

The situation

Sound familiar?

People already trust your product with what matters. The question they will eventually ask — “what happens to all this if I cannot manage it?” — is a continuity problem: verified absence, grace periods, recipient delivery, and a security model where you never see the secret.

What a partnership can include
  • A referral or assisted-onboarding path from your product to CAPSULENE, live today.
  • Embedded or API-based options explored in a pilot, scoped to what is actually supported.

A setup that works

Suggested setup
  • Start with referral or assisted onboarding
  • Pilot with a defined customer group
  • Scope deeper integration together
Platform partnershipCustomer continuity
In practice

What people use it for

Password-manager continuity layer
Cloud-platform handover
Fintech and wealthtech continuity
SaaS admin handover
Wallet recovery guidance
Customer-owned Capsules
Controlled release
Recipient delivery
How it works

From conversation to pilot.

1

Tell us about your flow

Where continuity fits your product — a vault, a wallet, an admin console — and what your users should be able to leave behind.

2

Start with a pilot

Introduce CAPSULENE to a defined customer group through referral or assisted onboarding, and measure activation, completion, and feedback.

3

Scope deeper integration together

Where a pilot shows demand, we scope embedded or API-based options against what the product supports — and agree terms, support, and rollout.

Understand the security model → · How CAPSULENE works →

Platforms & API

Continuity is a feature your users will need.

Start with a pilot, and let’s scope the integration together.

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