Redoubt Vault

Opt-in terms — email about Redoubt Vault

This is the exact text shown to anyone who opts in to email about Redoubt Vault, and the record we hold of it. It is posted here so it can be read after the signup form it appears on has changed — which is the whole reason this product exists.

The text, exactly as presented

Email me about Redoubt Vault — what we're building, new products alongside it, and changes worth knowing about. Unsubscribe from any email.

Everything else on this page is explanation and is not part of the terms. Only the bordered text above is.

The record we keep of it

Identifier
trm_99763f03ba6d2d9d45d3ed5125855d07d4b311d52f73106c78458ad0284e0626
Held unmodified since
2026-09-01T22:36:25.7707882+00:00

The identifier is the SHA-256 of the exact bytes above — so it and the text agree, or the change is self-evident. You do not have to take our word for either: copy the bordered text, hash it yourself, and compare.

printf %s 'Email me about Redoubt Vault — what we'\''re building, new products alongside it, and changes worth knowing about. Unsubscribe from any email.' | shasum -a 256

What we attest is narrow and worth stating plainly: this exact text has been held unmodified since the date above. What the text meant to any particular person, and whether they read it, is not something we can or do claim.

Every figure on this page is read from the record itself when the page is built, through the same public API a customer calls. Nothing here is transcribed.

If this wording changes

A change produces a new record with a new identifier; this one is not edited and not deleted. Consent already recorded stays pinned to the wording that was in force when it was given, and earlier revisions stay readable. That is a property of the store, not a promise about our filing habits.

Unsubscribing

Every email carries a one-click unsubscribe, and the list-unsubscribe header alongside it. Unsubscribing removes you from sending; it does not delete the record that you once opted in, because that record is what proves we had permission at the time. Both facts are kept.