Why I built the kill switch.
I did not build this platform by accident. My entire life has been defined by the protection of information.
Growing up on a Military Base during the Cold War, I learned early on that operational security (OPSEC) isn't just a concept—it is a way of life. I understand the rigorous protocols required to keep sensitive data safe from prying eyes.
As a Magician, I have spent years mastering the art of secrets, working with icons like David Copperfield and Doug Henning. A magician's career exists only as long as the secret is kept. I understand the mechanics of concealment and the absolute necessity of trust between the performer and the audience.
As a Filmmaker, I operate at the highest levels of the industry, working with legends such as Steven Spielberg, Frank Marshall, Kathleen Kennedy, and Robert Zemeckis.
I have worked on two Academy Award-winning films and am a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (The Oscars).
In that world, silence is currency. I manage projects and intellectual property worth millions that must remain totally secure until the deal is made. My reputation relies entirely on my ability to keep a vault closed until the precise moment it needs to open.
I am surrounded by friends in the highest levels of tech and cybersecurity. When I decided to build Erase My Life, I didn't just want a website; I wanted a fortress. My trusted circle of friends insisted that I utilize military-grade encryption standards because anything less would be a disservice to the secrets you are entrusting to us.
I didn't just build this service for you; I built it for myself. I am not only the Architect, I am customer ground zero.
This platform exists out of my own desire to erase my digital footprint and ensure that important information of mine gets into the right hands. I trust this code with my own secrets, my own legacy, and my own peace of mind.
Your trust is the most valuable asset I hold. It is more important to me than any code or server.
I take the keeping of secrets seriously. Whether it is a military operation, a magic effect, a confidential script, or your digital legacy—the principle is the same.
Your data is not a commodity to me. It is a responsibility. My name and my reputation are everything. When you set your notification timer, you have my word that the protocol will execute exactly as you intended.
I refuse to leave this world with regrets, and I suspect you feel the same. Life is fragile, but your legacy doesn't have to be. With "Last Writes," you can rest assured that even if your time is cut short, your final words will be delivered exactly as you intended.