Real-life stories

You know these moments.

A faded receipt. A lost wallet. An expired passport. And what changes with Unidy.

A man sits on his kitchen floor holding a sheet of paper, defeated.

The receipt that faded

“The printer died after seven months. The receipt’s ink has faded to nothing.”

No receipt, no warranty.

With Unidy

Take a photo of the receipt in Unidy.
Years later, it’s as clear as the day you bought it.
Add the warranty’s end date for a reminder.

Your documents in Unidy

A woman searches her bag, worried, in a busy station.

The wallet, gone

“First night abroad, and my wallet’s gone. Which numbers do I call? The one bank I reach wants the last four digits.”

Everything you need to stop it was in the wallet.

With Unidy

Keep each bank card as a document. Unidy covers the security code on your phone, before the photo leaves it.
Show only your bank cards, each with its bank’s emergency number.
The lost-wallet screen calls each bank in one tap: “Visa •••• 4821: call now”.
Phone gone too? Emergency mode opens what you marked, from a borrowed phone.

Your documents in Unidy

A family waits at an airport with their children and their suitcases.

The summer trip

“The night before we fly: my passport, my wife’s, the kids’, the pet passport. Still valid? Does the pet need a vaccine?”

One expired passport, and the whole family stays home.

With Unidy

Unidy reminds you months before any document expires.
Your kids and your pet each have their own Unidy, run by you.
Your partner gets every reminder too.

Expiration reminders

An older man holds his partner’s hands across a small table at home.

The will

“I want my will in the right hands the day I’m gone, and nobody opening it before.”

Wills get lost in drawers, found too late or never.

With Unidy

Choose who opens each document after your death: your will, your bank details, your insurance.
When someone reports your death, Unidy’s team checks the certificate and first tries to reach you.
The people you chose confirm it, and a second member of our team approves.
Only then, for a limited time, do they open only the documents you named them on.
After my death is paid once, for life: a person on our team handles every case.

Your documents in Unidy

A couple carries moving boxes down the stairs of their home.

The move

“New flat, new city. My sister, my friends, my old colleagues: half still have my old address.”

Invitations and parcels still go to a home you left.

With Unidy

Change your address once, in your Unidy.
Choose who gets it: Family, Friends, Work.
See who still has your old address.

Connected contacts

A hand passes a set of house keys to another.

The flat you want

“The landlord wants my ID card, payslips and contract by tonight, or the flat goes to someone else. Who else will see them?”

Copies of your ID card stay in inboxes you’ll never see again.

With Unidy

Share a protected copy with the landlord’s name across every page.
Choose the day it stops opening, keep the PIN on, and see each opening.
Changed your mind? End the share, and the landlord’s copy stops opening.

Secure sharing

An older man stands at home, reading his phone.

Your father’s document

“The notary needs my father’s ID card by Friday. He’s 81, doesn’t do email, and his photo is blurry.”

Then it sits in a chat and your downloads.

With Unidy

Send him an upload link, already named and filed.
He opens it on his phone, with no account or app, types the PIN and sends the photo.
It lands in your Unidy, and the link stops working.

Your documents in Unidy

A father on the sofa watches his son play a game on a phone.

The unlocked phone

“I lend my son my phone for a game. Ten minutes later he’s in my documents.”

An unlocked phone opens everything on it.

With Unidy

Mark your passport or your bank cards Protected.
Each opening asks for your document PIN, face or fingerprint, never the phone’s passcode.
Even on an unlocked phone with Unidy open, it stays closed.

How Unidy protects your information

A young woman waits across a table at a job interview, her CV in front of the interviewer.

The job

“The perfect job, and they want my CV today. Mine is two years old, and my last course certificate is lost in my email.”

You rush, send something out of date, and it shows.

With Unidy

Your studies and jobs live in your Unidy, with their certificates.
Send a link to your live CV, always current, or a PDF.

Your CV

A woman holds out a plain white business card.

The conference

“I handed out 200 paper business cards last year. Half have my old phone number.”

Each one sends someone to a number that’s no longer yours.

With Unidy

Make a personal digital business card and up to two professional ones, free.
Show its QR code or send its link. People tap Save contact.
Change your phone number once. The same link and QR code show the new one.
Connect on Unidy, and the change reaches them too.

Your digital business card

Friends at a party at home, at night, in red and purple light.

The party

“She wants my number, over the music. I shout ten digits, twice, and watch her type one wrong.”

One wrong digit, and she can never reach you.

With Unidy

Show your Unidy ID’s QR code. Your digital business card opens on her phone, with no app.
She taps Save contact, every digit right.
Connect on Unidy, and your next number reaches her.

Your Unidy ID

A woman at her desk holds a receipt, her hand on her head.

The audit

“A client’s audit found our insurance certificate expired three weeks ago. Now the contract is on hold.”

One expired certificate, and a good client doubts your company.

With Unidy

Keep your company’s insurance policies, licenses and contracts in its own Unidy.
Get a reminder before each one expires.
Send the client a protected copy of the current certificate.

For your business

A tired woman at her laptop pinches the bridge of her nose.

The sign-up form

“Name, address, phone number, date of birth. The tenth sign-up form this month.”

Ten forms, ten copies of your details, all out of date the day you move.

With Unidy

Tap Continue with Unidy instead of filling in the form.
Untick any detail you don’t want to give, and tap Allow.
Disconnect any website at any time, from your Unidy.

Continue with Unidy

A woman on the phone behind a rainy window at night, city lights blurred outside.

The 3 a.m. call

“I live in Lisbon now. Clients in Austin still call my Spanish number, at 3 a.m. my time.”

Your clients can’t tell where you are, or when you work.

With Unidy

Your Spanish phone number until September. Your Lisbon one from October, weekdays 9 to 6.
Set your digital business card to Automatic: it shows what applies right now.
Hours follow your time zone, so Austin sees your Lisbon day.

For digital nomads

A person walks a black dog on a leash through an airport.

The border

“At the border, the officer asks for my pet’s rabies vaccine record. It’s in a folder, at home.”

No vaccine record, and your pet may not cross.

With Unidy

Give your pet its own Unidy, with its pet passport and vaccine records.
Everyone who looks after it gets a reminder before the next vaccine.
At the border, show the record on your phone, or share a protected copy with the officer.

Your pet’s own Unidy

One you. One Unidy.

Your life changes. Your Unidy changes with you.

Start with your contacts, a document, your digital business card or your CV. It’s free.