SUPERMEGA

Private AI Vault that runs your life

Brand Design
Visual Identity
Motion Systems
Campaign Assets

Product Design
Core Flows
Interaction Models
Motion and Feedback

AI Product
Conversational Flows
Trust and Control
Agent Workflows

Design Engineering
Functional Prototyping
Component Systems

Agent-ready Brand
Brand Content

Product

Every life builds up a quiet archive. A lease signed in a hurry, a policy nobody has read, a passport that expires next spring, the medical letter that matters once a year. Most of it lives in drawers, inboxes and old folders, and the rest lives in your head, where it keeps you up at night. MyVault gathers all of it into one private place and keeps it in order. You stop being the one who has to remember, and your life gets a little lighter.

Vision

Order brings a kind of peace, and we wanted you to see it before you read a word. MyVault takes its visual language from Japanese woodblock prints, an art built on restraint, where what you leave out matters as much as what you put in. The colours move like morning fog, the lines stay clean, and the empty space is part of the design. Opening it should feel like the moment a window lets the morning in: quiet, clear, and unhurried.

An iPhone on an oak desk beside a kraft envelope, open on MyVault: asked for the home insurance excess, it says it can't find a policy, reads the uploaded PDF, and offers to save it as a gas bill instead

A construction drawing of the MyVault keyhole: a circle of radius 72 over a tapered stem, set out on points A to Q on dark paper

Six arrows turning around a dashed hexagon with a dot at its centre, on a pale morning gradient

A man in a white shirt checks his phone beside his car on a green hillside road

Ask MyVault about

lease, policy, passport, medical letter, receipts, warranties, tax pack, bank statements, renewals

Logo

A life has many parts: a home, money, health, family, work, identity. In the MyVault mark, each one is a separate piece, and they lock together into one hexagon. In Japan the hexagon is kikkō, the pattern of a tortoise's shell, a sign of protection and a long life. That's what we wanted for the things people keep in MyVault. Together, the six pieces also form an M.