The keep-forever thingsA whole trip.
A whole trip.
A little object.
The photos you always come back to. The video you never want to lose. A physical place to keep them, with a backup if you choose.
Introducing Elpmis Vault
Your files.
A little closer.
Pocket-sized storage.
Tap your phone to open it.
Photos, videos, the things worth keeping.
A physical home, right there with you.
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ONE LITTLE TAPYOUR FILES, RIGHT HERE
9:41VAULT
YOUR LIBRARYMy VaultA little preview of what’s inside
PhotosVideosFiles
The long weekendPhotos · On Vault
Travel notes.pdfOn Vault
Files live on the physical Vault
Meet your pocket storage.Tap the object to try the idea.
Go on. Give it a tap.
Appearance + interface concepts. No real files transfer.
Tap.Access.Store.Pull.Back up.
Small object. That’s the whole idea.
“Where are
those pictures?”
Right here.
Imagine taking your files out of your pocket.
Take out your Vault. Tap it with your phone. Your library appears. Save something new, or bring something back.
We’re building that moment: personal storage that feels like something you own and carry.
- 01Tap your Vault.
Your phone recognizes the physical object.
- 02Open your library.
Find the photos, videos and documents inside.
- 03Move things both ways.
Store from your phone. Pull back when you need it.
Meet Vault Cloud · Planned
Your cloud.
Meet your pocket.
The storage you already use.
The things you want to keep close.
Connect your existing Google Drive through the planned Vault app. See your physical and cloud files in one library. Choose what stays on Vault and what gets a backup.
VaultGoogle Drive
Google Drive is the first planned integration. Your phone would coordinate access to your own cloud account.
Get updates on VaultMY VAULT
Interactive conceptOne library. Yours.
Physical storage Google Drive · example
The long weekendVacation photos
CloudTravel notes.pdfDocument
VaultFamily videosKeep-forever memories
Vault + CloudKeep the weekend photos…
No local copyIn Google Drive
These photos are online. Choose “Keep this with me” to add a physical copy to your Vault.
Demonstration only. No account is connected and no real files are moved or removed.
Keep your favorites close
A little Vault.
A much bigger library.
Your whole digital life doesn’t have to fit in your pocket. Keep family, favorites and current projects on Vault. Leave the rest in your connected cloud. Find both in the same place.
A second copy. A fresh start.
New Vault.
Familiar files.
The plan: connect a replacement Vault and restore files you backed up to your cloud. Copies kept only on a lost Vault would not be recoverable through the cloud.
Backup and restore are planned, not available yet. A physical copy also gives you another copy if its cloud counterpart becomes unavailable. Final sync and deletion behavior remains to be tested.
Make room for what matters
A place for
your kind of important.
The take-with-you thingsLess signal.
Less signal.
Still your stuff.
Travel notes, reference files, a favorite video. Local access is the goal, wherever the day takes you.
A little more choice
Some things deserve
a physical home.
Cloud convenience, with another option.
Choose where your files belong.
Local storage and optional backups are planned. Access protection and recovery are still in development.
For the curious
A tap starts it.
The connection does the rest.
TapConnectAccess
NFC would identify your Vault. A separate local wireless connection would move the files. Your phone would run the interface and manage optional cloud access.
Real storage inside. Final hardware and connection details still being tested.
Good questions
A little
more clarity.
What we’re building.
What’s still taking shape.
Are files actually stored on the physical Vault?
That is the plan. Vault is being developed with real local digital storage inside the object. The library shown here is an interactive concept, not connected hardware.
Does NFC transfer all my files?
No. The tap is intended to identify your Vault and start the connection. A separate, faster local wireless connection would transfer files. NFC does not move your photos or gigabytes of video. The connection design is still being tested.
Does Vault need internet?
Local access is intended to work without internet once your Vault is set up and connected to your phone. Accessing cloud-only files and making cloud backups would need internet. Setup and offline behavior are still being developed.
Can I upload AND download?
Yes, both directions are part of the concept: store photos, videos and documents from your phone on Vault, and pull files from Vault back to your phone. This page lets you try that idea with example files.
What happens if I lose my Vault?
A file kept only on a lost Vault could be lost with it. Optional cloud backups are intended to provide another copy, with restoration to another Vault planned. Recovery, access protection and ownership controls are not yet finalized; we cannot promise recovery or protection for a lost device.
Can I connect Google Drive?
Google Drive is the first planned connection for Vault Cloud. The intended app would organize access through your phone and your existing Google account. This integration is not live, and this page does not connect to or access your Drive. Other providers are being explored.
Will it work with iPhone? What about Android?
iPhone is a target for development, and Android support is being explored. Supported phone models, operating systems, app requirements and the final tap flow will be confirmed after testing. The phone on this page is an illustrative interface.
Does Vault require a subscription?
Hardware pricing and any ongoing fees have not been finalized. Optional Vault Cloud software could have a subscription for features such as backup and restore. You would keep your existing cloud provider; its storage limits and fees would still apply.
How much storage will Vault have?
Capacities, dimensions, power requirements and transfer performance are still being evaluated. There are no confirmed storage options or production specifications yet. USB-C for larger wired transfers is also being explored.
When can I buy one?
Vault is in development and is not available to order. There is no confirmed launch date or final price. Join the waitlist for development and early-access updates; signing up is not a purchase or a reservation.
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