It started as an internal tool
We did not set out to build a wallet company. We were running an exchange, and we kept losing time to the same boring problem: how do a handful of people share custody of company funds without trusting each other completely or grinding to a halt?
Everything we tried was either a single seed phrase passed around like a secret, or enterprise custody priced for banks. So we built the thing in the middle, for ourselves.
The gap nobody was filling
Crypto has spent a decade building for two extremes: the lone individual and the giant institution. The team in between (the startup, the small business, the group of friends pooling funds) got nothing designed for them. That is the surface we care about.
What we are building toward
A wallet should feel less like a vault you are afraid of and more like a shared account you understand. Transparent, multiplayer, and calm under pressure. That is the whole idea, and we are a long way from finished.
