The "All or Nothing" Problem

Most security advice is binary: either you share the password (and lose control/privacy) or you keep it to yourself (and create a single point of failure).

But real life has nuance. You trust your co-founder, but you don't want them reading your DMs or accessing the bank account unless it's an actual emergency.

Conditional Access via ZeroLatch

ZeroLatch creates a third state: Escrowed Access.

1. Create the credentials. Put the root password or API key in a ZeroLatch vault.
2. Set the recipient. Your co-founder's email.
3. Set the condition. "If I don't check in for 7 days."

Now, your co-founder cannot access the data today. But if you disappear for a week, they receive it automatically. You maintain privacy; the business maintains continuity.