Set the team up on Mac.
Enroll members in person. Organize projects. Choose the people and threshold for each quorum.
THE CEREMONY COMPANIONVOW FOR IPAD & MAC
Shared control.
Personal approval.
A dedicated place for your team’s approvals.
Built for iPad. Designed to stay offline.
Make your approval explicit.
Interactive preview with sample data. No signing keys are used.
A MOMENT TO BE CERTAIN
Give important decisions
their own space.
A browser is a busy place. An approval deserves your full attention. Vow brings the request, your consent, and your signing devices into one considered flow.
TWO APPS. ONE SHARED PROCESS.
Prepared together.
Approved individually.
Review on your iPad.
Import the request, inspect the details, and record your consent. A focused screen for a deliberate decision.
YOUR OFFLINE APPROVAL DEVICEAuthorize. Then share.
Use your registered security key and iPad authentication. Export the approval for your team to collect.
A PORTABLE SIGNED APPROVALPURPOSEFUL BY DESIGN
Less distraction.
More intention.
A VISIBLE BOUNDARY
Offline means offline.
The iPad app pauses approval when it detects a network connection. Its connection status stays visible, so you know when the device is ready.
Offline
PERSONAL TO YOUR DEVICEYour approval.
Your approval.
Your keys.
A device-bound Secure Enclave key, biometric authentication, and a registered security key bring separate checks to each approval.
A FEW DETAILS
Good questions.
What is Vow?
Vow is a prototype for teams that share control of a Solana multisig. The Mac companion coordinates enrollment and prepares requests. A separate iPad reviews requests, collects consent, and exports locally verified approvals.
Why a dedicated iPad?
A separate device gives each member a focused place to inspect and approve a request. The iPad app locks approval when a network connection is present. Requests and approvals move as files, so the device can stay offline during signing.
What does the security key do?
A registered USB-C security key provides a second cryptographic proof for an approval. Vow verifies its signature alongside the device signature. The native Apple flow uses the key’s existing FIDO2 PIN and touch prompt. It does not reset your PIN.
Is the handwritten signature a biometric check?
No. Handwriting records explicit consent to the request. Vow does not currently match handwriting or claim that Apple Pencil proves who signed. The cryptographic approval uses the registered security key and the iPad’s protected signing key.
Can I use Vow with a live treasury?
Not yet. The native apps are prototypes. Production ceremony verification, recovery, attestations, and the on-chain multisig adapter remain in development. There is no public App Store or TestFlight release, and prototype approvals cannot execute a real transfer.
Does the website connect to my wallet?
No. This website is a product preview. It does not connect to a wallet, read a security key, collect signatures, or request access to your devices. The interactive example uses sample data only.
CURRENTLY IN DEVELOPMENT
Taking the time
to get it right.
Vow is an early prototype for iPad and Mac.
Public availability will follow production validation.