Family documents pile up in WhatsApp chats and get lost. A vault keeps them sorted, dated and shareable — with revocable links.
Sending a scan to family on WhatsApp is fast and familiar, and its chats are encrypted. But as a filing system, a chat doesn't work: documents drown in the message feed, media gets cleared over time, and there are no types or deadlines. doki.help gathers your family's documents in one place — with categories, reminders and control over access once it's shared.
WhatsApp is convenient and encrypted — great for messaging. But documents need structure, deadlines and the ability to revoke access, which a chat doesn't offer. doki.help provides exactly that, without replacing WhatsApp for conversations. The product is in beta and doesn't replace your originals.
WhatsApp chats are encrypted, and that's reliable for messaging. But a messenger isn't a document storage system: documents get lost in the feed, media gets cleared over time, and there are no types or deadlines.
In a chat, no — the sent file stays with the recipient. In doki.help you share via an expiring link with a view limit and can revoke access at any time.
Chat media is easy to lose without a backup. In doki.help documents live in a vault tied to your account, and you can export an archive.
Yes. Set a "valid until" date and get an email reminder in advance, so a document doesn't expire unnoticed.
Yes. Right now it's free: 2 GB, reminders, family access and offline access. The product is in beta.