Your information, and who can see it.

How it's stored

Sensitive information in your BluejayCares account is encrypted using AES-256 — the same encryption standard used by banks, and the standard adopted by the U.S. government for classified information.

In plain terms: the data sitting on our servers is not readable. Not by an attacker who got hold of a drive, and not by someone browsing a database.

How it moves

Everything that travels between your device and BluejayCares moves over an encrypted connection (TLS). Nothing about your account is sent in the clear — not when you save it, not when a Trusted Contact opens it.

Who can open it

This is the part people actually worry about, so we'll be specific.

Nothing is shared until you share it. A new account is visible to you and nobody else.

You choose your Trusted Contacts by name, and you choose what each one can see. Access is per-item, not all-or-nothing. The person who handles your insurance doesn't need your passwords.

You can revoke access at any time, instantly, without explaining yourself to anyone.

Nothing opens by accident. A Trusted Contact only ever sees what you assigned to them.

What we don't do

We don't sell your information. We don't share it with advertisers. We don't mine it to build a profile of you, and we don't use it to target you with anything.

There is no version of this business where your private life becomes someone else's product. If that ever changes, it won't be quietly.

Your legacy messages

Messages, video, and files scheduled to arrive years from now are stored under the same encryption as everything else, and they stay sealed until the moment you chose. Nobody at BluejayCares reads them. They're not ours to read.

If something looks wrong

If you find a security issue, or something about your account doesn't look right, write to security@bluejaycares.com. A real person reads it, and we'd genuinely rather hear it from you than not.

Last updated: August 2026