Trusted Signal · location rules
Rules that switch views automatically, such as sealing the vault when you leave a place you choose.
Designed to be checked on your phone; the location that triggers a rule isn’t sent to Liberty Lock.
Vision
Starting with one phone.
Designed to grow.
Liberty Lock begins as a consumer privacy app for iOS and Android. After launch come location rules, Panic Mode and remote wipe; longer term, the same access-state model could reach organizations and computers. This page describes direction, not commitments.
Next in the app
After launch, in the consumer app.
The roadmap adds three capabilities once the launch version is validated. None of them is available, and their final scope depends on platform rules, security review and testing.
Panic Mode · trusted contacts
A proposed one-press sequence: recording with your permission, sharing your location with contacts you chose, sealing the vault, alerting your circle, and backing recordings up encrypted.
Not an emergency service and no guaranteed response. It would share location with the contacts you choose.
Remote wipe
Erase Liberty Lock’s vault from a phone you’ve lost.
Would affect only Liberty Lock, not the rest of the device. Scope still being defined.
Progression
Same model. More surfaces, over time.
An illustrative progression, not a release sequence. The initiatives may not launch in this order, and the diagrams are conceptual.
ANow
Consumer app
In developmentLiberty Lock starts as a consumer app for iOS and Android, planned to launch on both at the same time. This is the immediate priority.
BDirection
Business & enterprise
Strategic directionLonger term, the same access-state model could help organizations control how sensitive information is exposed, through business configurations and custom work for specialized operational needs. Not a product today.
CHorizon
Desktop & computers
Long-term visionBeyond the phone, the intention is a broader software ecosystem that brings controlled visibility to computers. No operating systems or timing are committed.
Line style encodes status: solid, in development · dashed, strategic direction · dotted, long-term vision. Illustrative progression; the initiatives may not launch in this order.
Now · In development
Consumer app
Liberty Lock starts as a consumer app for iOS and Android, planned to launch on both at the same time. This is the immediate priority.
What this means
- A consumer app for iOS and Android, planned to launch on both at the same time.
- At launch: Secure Vault, two PINs with three views, Quick Lock, local encryption, and optional encrypted backups with a recovery kit.
- After launch validation: Trusted Signal location rules, Panic Mode with trusted contacts, and remote wipe.
Not claimed
- A release date
- App Store availability
- Completed audits or certifications
Direction · Strategic direction
Business & enterprise
Longer term, the same access-state model could help organizations control how sensitive information is exposed, through business configurations and custom work for specialized operational needs. Not a product today.
What this means
- Organizational control over how sensitive information is exposed on the devices teams rely on.
- Business-oriented configurations of the same access-state model.
- Custom work for organizations with specialized operational needs.
Not claimed
- An available enterprise product
- Customers, integrations or certifications
- Device-management capabilities
Horizon · Long-term vision
Desktop & computers
Beyond the phone, the intention is a broader software ecosystem that brings controlled visibility to computers. No operating systems or timing are committed.
What this means
- Bringing controlled visibility beyond the phone, to computers.
- A broader Liberty Lock software ecosystem built on the same principles.
Not claimed
- Specific operating systems
- Feature lists or timing
- Compatibility with any platform
Across every surface
Three principles travel with the product.
Controlled exposure
Each surface should let people decide what an access state reveals, instead of forcing a binary refusal.
Local-first by design
Protected content and the decisions about it are intended to stay on the device that holds them.
Status before promises
Every surface keeps the same rule as this website: current facts, design targets and plans are labelled as such.