Secure Your Confidential Data and Plan Your Digital Inheritance with Syfly
Encrypt your passwords, critical files, and secret notes—accessible from all your devices, anytime. Decide how your data is recovered or inherited in the future.
Take control of your data security and decide your digital legacy.
Securely store, organize, and control access to your data anytime, anywhere.
Where You Can Use Syfly
Use Syfly wherever you are, on any platform.
Web Application
Access Syfly securely through our web application on any browser.
Mobile Application
Take Syfly with you on Android smartphones and iPhones for secure access wherever you are.
Desktop Application
Available for macOS, Windows, and Ubuntu keep your data secure on any computer.
Browser Extension
Use Syfly directly in Safari, Google Chrome, Firefox, and Edge for quick, on-the-go access.
Syfly Pricing Plans
Simple, transparent pricing that grows with you. Try any plan for 7 days.
2 Recipients5 Containers50MB Storage10 RecipientsUnlimited Containers500MB Storage20 RecipientsUnlimited Containers5GB StorageUnlimited RecipientsUnlimited Containers50GB StorageHow We Secure Your Data
Data Syfly employs a range of advanced security measures to protect your data and control access.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about the product and billing.
You can choose to notify the person when you assign them to a container. If you do, they will receive an email saying “You’ve been assigned to [Your Name]’s container!”
When you assign a person to a container, they will receive a Syfly invitation. When the timer expires, your container will be sent via email regardless if they have created an account or not.
A backup person is a mechanism used to ensure that a particular action is carried out only if its operator becomes incapacitated.
Let’s say you create a container and set up a timer for 30 days. We will send you 3 reminders that your timer is running out. If you don’t sign into your account before the timer expires, the backup person will be triggered and your container will automatically be sent out to the chosen person.
The best way to do this is to encrypt your data with a password and find a way to share this password with your assigned person. For example, you can:
- Save the encrypted password into a USB key and keep it in a deposit box or safe
- Add a ‘comment’ block to the container describing the location: “Look for the USB key in the safe under my desk. Insert it into your computer to access this container.”
