Dual-Hardware Proximity Kill-Switch
Your Clicker button only operates when your laminated UWB wallet card or vehicle sticker is within range. If snatched or separated, the device instantly dies before a thief reaches the street.
Your home, vehicle & wallet — hardened and never lost again. The world’s first zero-knowledge physical access recovery platform. Dual-hardware UWB proximity protection, automated police reporting, and 30-minute drive-up kiosk key fulfillment.
Protected by FIPS 140-3 Level 3 hardware encryption & nation-state iris biometrics.

Hidden UWB sticker enabling drive-up authentication.
Proximity kill-switch actuator with self-destruct circuit.
Laminated UWB core — your key, encrypted at rest.
One tap from the VAULT ACCESS app kills every credential you own. Local keys deactivate, UWB tokens revoke, GPS tracking engages, and an automated police report is filed — before a thief clears the driveway.
Simulation only — no real credentials or dispatch are triggered.
Press to trigger panic protocol
Your Clicker button only operates when your laminated UWB wallet card or vehicle sticker is within range. If snatched or separated, the device instantly dies before a thief reaches the street.
Your physical key cuts are encrypted using military-grade Thales Luna HSM architecture. We hold zero decryption keys — meaning no one can access your property but you.
Lost all your hardware? Drive up to any automated kiosk and retrieve your key instantly using your car's hidden UWB sticker, your Home Vault Card, and iris liveness scanning.
Every physical key is laser-etched with a unique DataMatrix code. If stolen, our system automatically files the police report, tracks the asset live via GPS, and blacklists the token globally.
Never open your hardware. When batteries run low, send it back — we inspect, refurbish, and pay 100% of round-trip shipping.
All Clickers feature active self-destruct circuits. Any physical breach results in immediate memory zeroization and account termination.
VAULT ACCESS operates under strict Zero-Trust protocols. All unauthorized access attempts trigger automated federal and local law enforcement reporting.