Use Cases by Audience¶
Every user brings a unique combination of assets to protect, threats to defend against, and capabilities to work with. These profiles explore how UnoLock serves distinct user categories with different security needs.
Available Profiles¶
The Long-Term Holder
You have valuable digital assets—whether cryptocurrency, critical documents, or irreplaceable records—that you need to protect for years or decades while ensuring your family can access them if something happens to you. Your threat model includes long-term degradation, inheritance complexity, and emerging threats like quantum computing.
The Digital Nomad
You work from anywhere and cross borders regularly. Every border crossing is a potential device inspection. Every hotel network is a potential attack vector. You need security that travels with you and protects you at your most vulnerable moments.
The Family Protector
You are responsible for others who cannot fully protect themselves. Your security must extend beyond your own lifetime, ensuring your family can access your digital assets—documents, credentials, cryptocurrency, memories—when you are gone while maintaining security while you are present.
The Privacy Advocate
You operate where privacy is not preference but necessity. Your adversaries may include state-level actors with legal compulsion capability and willingness to use coercion. You need security that functions against sophisticated, well-resourced, and potentially violent threats.
Finding Your Profile¶
Many users fit multiple profiles. The long-term holder who travels frequently needs both inheritance planning and border crossing protection. The privacy advocate protecting a family needs both coercion resistance and inheritance infrastructure. Use these profiles as starting points, combining elements appropriate to your specific situation.
If none of these profiles matches your needs, explore Use Cases by Problem for approaches organized around specific challenges rather than user types.