Jason Page submits Seal, an inheritance app that publishes its own weak spots

The University of Oregon student built an encrypted family vault with Claude, submitted it to Apple, and posted a blunt catalog of its security gaps.

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Why it matters

Seal tests whether a solo founder can earn trust in inheritance software through open code and blunt disclosure before funding, scale or an independent audit arrives.

A young student intensely reviews code and user interface elements on a laptop screen, with a smartphone lying nearby on a clean desk.

Jason Page, a University of Oregon computer science student, has submitted Seal to Apple's App Store, turning a solo software project into a test of whether radical transparency can earn trust for an app designed to hold a family's most sensitive instructions. Page's source code is public.…

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