Horcrux Backup vs Mote · Mini shared notes

Horcrux is an app for backup and recovery of sensitive data like digital wills, passwords, and cryptographic keys. Rather than backing the data up to the cloud, Horcrux uses advanced cryptography to distribute the data to the devices of the people you choose. All data is encrypted and can only be decrypted when most or all of these people provide their consent. The result is a virtual vault that no single person or key can open.

Mote is the quickest way to write something down and share it. Open the app, start typing, and send the link. Whoever gets it can read and edit the note with you, right away, without installing anything or signing up. You see each other's cursors and every change as it happens. WRITES LIKE A REAL NOTES APP • Title, heading, subheading, body and monospaced styles • Bold, italic, underline, strikethrough and highlight • Bulleted, dashed and numbered lists, plus checklists • Tables, block quotes, links and indentation • Photos, videos, audio recordings and files • Undo and redo, with a toolbar that sits above the keyboard SHARE BY LINK Every note is a link. Text it, drop it in a group chat or paste it anywhere. People who tap it land in the note, not on a sign-up screen. When someone sends you a Mote link in Messages, it opens in a native editor on the spot. KEEP YOUR NOTES WITH A PASSKEY There are no passwords. When you want to find your notes again, save them with a passkey using Face ID or Touch ID. Your notes are then waiting for you on any device, including the web at usemote.app. Notes you made before saving come along too. EDIT TOGETHER, LIVE Every visitor gets a name and a color. Watch where others are in the note and what they're typing, as they type it. Works between the app and the web. WORKS WITH YOUR AI TOOLS Mote notes can be read and edited by AI agents you connect, and they show up as collaborators in the note, typing in real time. Mote is small on purpose: one note, one link, and everything you need to write it well.