Client documents in.
Sealed on the way.
Send one link. Your client adds their documents from any phone or laptop, with no account. Each file is encrypted on their device, so only your team can open it. We can't.
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How client documents reach you today.
Three habits every team knows. None of them protects the file, and none of them tells you what actually came in.
As an email attachment
Contracts, statements and ID scans sit in inboxes on both sides, long after the work is done.
In a portal nobody opens
One more account, one more password. People give up and email it anyway.
With no record kept
When someone says they sent it, you search three places to find out.
Built so that we can't read what you collect.
Most tools protect a file on its way to their servers, then keep it in a form they can open. gotin seals each file on your client's device, for a key only your team holds.
We hold files we can't open.
Each file is encrypted on your client's phone or laptop before it is uploaded. Our servers store the sealed copy: no file names, no file types and no key. Someone who gets into our servers gets sealed files.
See everything our server storesYour client taps one link.
No account, no app and no password. They see your organization's name, the list of what you asked for and a button to add files. It works from the phone they already have.
See how it works, step by stepYou know what arrived, and what didn't.
Every request keeps a received log with the time each file came in, and your checklist shows what is still missing. No more searching three inboxes to find out.
Standard cryptography, written down.
The key exchange pairs a post-quantum method with a classical one, so a sealed file recorded today stays sealed if either one is broken later.
What your team can do with it.
Collecting documents is the start. The same sealed channel keeps the record.
Checked on your client's device, before it is sealed.
Before a file is encrypted, your client's browser checks that it is readable and complete, that it is the document you asked for, and whether it holds a number you did not ask for. Your client can hide that number first. Nobody else reads the file to do this, and that includes us.
How the check worksRequest links with a checklist
Name the request and list what you need. Your client sees the list on their phone and adds each item.
How it worksSend sealed files out
Send contracts and statements to anyone. They open the link with a passkey on their own device. There is no password to pass along.
How sending worksA log of everything
What arrived and when, for every request, and who on your team did what. Both export to a file.
How the record worksRules for the whole team
Owner and member roles, two-step sign-in, auto-lock, link expiry and approval of new devices, set once for everyone.
How team rules workIntake assistant
On your device, it names and checks each received file.
How the assistant worksSFTP and Outlook
Keep your SFTP workflows. Seal text or a file from Outlook.
See the integrationsReceipts and deletion
A receipt either side can check, and a record of deletion.
Check a receiptOne folder for every request, whatever you collect.
If you handle tax data, IRS Publication 4557 and the FTC Safeguards Rule expect you to protect it in transit. That includes what your clients send you.
Finance and accounting
Tax documents, statements and year-end paperwork.
Legal
Signed papers and ID scans, without sending them as attachments.
Real estate
Applications and proof of income from tenants and buyers.
Insurance
Claim forms and photos from policyholders.
HR and recruiting
New hire paperwork and signed offers.
Education
Enrollment forms and transcripts from students and parents.
Sealed in between. Readable only at each end.
Readable
Your client picks the file. It is encrypted before it leaves their device.
Sealed
We store a copy we cannot open. No file name, no file type, no key.
Readable again
Your team's key opens it on your device. Nobody else has that key.
Why not what you use now?
Email, portals and file-sharing links each solve part of it. None of them is built for the moment a client hands you something private.
Plans from $29 a month.
No per-client fees and no per-upload fees. The people who send you documents never pay and never sign up. Opens in January 2027.