Privacy isn’t abstract. It’s a laptop changing hands, a story going to print, a folder no one else should open. Here’s where LMN8 earns its keep.
For journalists, creators, professionals — and anyone who believes their data should answer to them alone.
A factory reset isn’t enough — your photos, documents, and passwords can outlive it. Wipe what’s personal so the next owner gets a machine, not your life.
Keep notes, sources, and drafts in a vault only you can open. When the story ships, end the sensitive material for good — no trace for anyone to find later.
Turn a private folder into a vault in place — nothing uploaded, nothing copied. A decoy password means a forced unlock never has to show what matters.
Seed phrases, statements, and tax records deserve more than a folder named “stuff”. Seal them in a vault, and properly end the copies you no longer need.
Trigger a wipe on any linked device the moment it next touches the internet. Losing the hardware doesn’t have to mean losing control of what’s on it.
Share your live location with the people you trust — for the walk home, the first date, the late shift — and let the share end itself when you arrive.
For teams that need evidence — not promises — that sensitive data is protected while it’s needed and gone when it’s not.
Wipe machines before resale, recycling, or return — and opt in to an erasure record so there’s evidence, not just a checkbox, that the data is gone.
GDPR, DPDP, and CCPA all grant people the right to be forgotten. Honour it properly: end the data, and keep a record you can stand behind in an audit.
Contracts, case files, payroll — encrypted in place, with keys that never leave your machines. Nothing for a cloud breach to expose.
Schedule recurring cleanups of exports, downloads, and scratch folders — filtered by type, age, or name — so sensitive leftovers never pile up.
Start with the feature you need today — the rest are right there when you’re ready.