Glance-only outdoor display
Count and sender type — never document content on the porch
Your mailbox, reinvented
Official documents delivered to your physical address— secured at the door, read privately on your phone
Patent Pending•FCC Certified•Weatherproof IP65•Theft-resistant
Physical mail is broken
50%
First-Class Mail volume dropped 50% since 2008
(USPS OIG)
$10.48
Cost to send one certified letter today
(USPS rates)
$12.7B
Lost to mail-related identity theft in 2024
(FTC)
Companies still print, stamp, and truck documents to your door. It takes days, costs billions, and anyone can steal it.
Why eMbox
Delivery at your door. Reading where you choose.
Regulated senders still need proof mail reached your physical address. eMbox is the secure receiver on your wall — your phone (or indoor screen) is where reading actually happens.
Not competing with email
Email was never built for legally binding, address-tied delivery. eMbox is.
Anchored to your address
Proof that documents reached your home — without exposing them on the outside of your house.
Built for regulated senders
Certified receipts and sender verification — so enterprises can stop printing.
See eMbox in action
Watch how it works
Secured at your address. Retrieved on your phone. Protected indoors. A quick tour of eMbox in real homes.
Glance at the door · Retrieve on your phone · Read in private
Meet eMbox
A secure delivery anchor on your wall — not a mailbox you read from
Arrival notifications
Know the moment official mail hits your address
Tap or biometric retrieve
Pull mail to your phone at the door — read indoors
End-to-end encrypted
Secure vault at your address until you retrieve it
Cryptographic receipt
Legal proof delivery reached your home
Solar + wired power
Always-on reliability
Wi-Fi + LTE failover
Redundant connectivity
Phone-first reading
Full documents on the device you already trust
Print when you want paper
Optional — send to your home printer or indoor module after retrieve, never auto-printed by senders
Weatherproof IP65
Outdoor-rated secure receiver (optional)
Indoor hub option
Primary receiver inside — entryway, kitchen, office, or wall mount
Theft-resistant design
Tamper zeroization, removal alerts, encrypted vault useless if stolen
Indoor placement
Lives inside your home — not just on the porch
eMbox works as an optional indoor companion hub or a primary in-home receiver. Choose the spot that fits your routine — entryway, kitchen, office, or wall by the door.
Entryway console
Right where you walk in — glance status, tap to retrieve, never leave mail on the porch.
Kitchen counter
Always powered, always in sight. Perfect for households that live around the kitchen.
Home office
Pair with your phone and printer. Retrieve, read, and print — all from one desk.
Interior wall
Mount inside by the door — secure receiver stays in your home, not exposed to the street.
Prefer outdoor + indoor together? The exterior unit can stay a glance-only anchor while your indoor hub holds retrieve, print, and full privacy.
Theft-resistant by design
Worthless to steal. Built to alert.
Old mailboxes leak checks, cards, and identity. eMbox is designed so a stolen unit yields no readable mail and triggers tamper or removal events senders can log.
Encrypted vault
Documents stay encrypted at rest. Without your biometric or phone, stolen hardware is useless data.
Tamper zeroization
Break-in or enclosure breach triggers instant key wipe — nothing readable left to steal.
Removal alerts
Accelerometer and mount sensors detect if the unit is pulled off the wall. You and senders get alerted immediately.
Address-locked keys
Cryptographic keys are bound to your registered home. A thief can't replay them at another address.
No mail on the outside
Glance-only outdoor display — thieves never see account numbers, balances, or legal content on the porch.
Indoor-first option
Skip the street entirely. Mount the receiver inside your entryway where porch pirates can't reach it.
Outdoor anchor optional — indoor placement keeps hardware off the street
Privacy by design
You don't read mail on your door
eMbox isn't an outdoor inbox. It's a legally anchored delivery point at your address — with multiple ways to know mail arrived and retrieve it privately — or print a copy indoors when you want one.
Optional print
Digital default. Paper when you want it.
Retrieve on your phone, then print to a paired home printer or indoor module. Senders never force paper on you — you choose when a hardcopy makes sense.
Glance, not read
The outdoor display shows only what’s safe in public: a count, sender category, and urgency — never your tax return or medical results.
Tap & retrieve
Fingerprint or phone tap at the door pulls encrypted documents to your device. You read inside, on the couch, or anywhere — not on the porch.
Indoor companion
The wall unit is the secure receiver; an optional indoor screen or your existing tablet becomes where reading actually happens.
Legal handshake
Authenticating at the door can be the legally meaningful moment — proof of delivery to your address — even if you open the document later on your phone.
Physical when needed
A small secure compartment unlocks for cards, keys, or pharmacy items. Digital notice at the door, sensitive content stays off the exterior display.
Already home in your pocket
Documents can sync to your phone the moment they arrive. The door unit confirms they reached your address; you choose when and where to read.
Print on demand
Need a paper copy for your files or a parent who prefers hardcopy? One tap after retrieve — to your paired Wi‑Fi printer or an optional indoor print module. Digital by default, paper by choice.
How it works
Delivered to your address. Read where you're comfortable.
Step 1
Company hits send
Bank, IRS, doctor, or utility sends your document digitally
Step 2
Secured at your address
Encrypted payload locks to your home's eMbox — legally tied to your door, not your inbox
Step 3
Retrieve & confirm
Glance at the door, tap or unlock, read privately on your phone — delivery cryptographically confirmed
Built for every important sender
From your bank to the IRS — if it matters, it belongs in eMbox
Banks & financial
- Statements
- Credit cards
- Fraud alerts
Government & IRS
- Tax notices
- Legal summons
- Benefits letters
Healthcare
- Prescriptions
- Lab results
- Insurance EOBs
Utilities
- Bills
- Outage notices
- Rate changes
Legal
- Court notices
- Contracts
- Certified correspondence
Landlords & property
- Lease renewals
- Maintenance notices
Why not just email?
Email was never designed for official, legally binding delivery
Legally recognized delivery
Email
eMbox
Tied to your physical address
Email
eMbox
No sensitive content shown outdoors
Email
eMbox
Spam/phishing proof
Email
eMbox
Biometric retrieve at door
Email
eMbox
Cryptographic receipt
Email
eMbox
Read privately on your phone
Email
eMbox
Print a copy only when you choose
Email
eMbox
Works for non-tech users
Email
eMbox
Theft-resistant / tamper alerts
Email
eMbox
Indoor placement option
Email
eMbox
Patent pending
Protected innovation stack
eMbox is more than hardware — it's a system for legally attributable delivery to a fixed physical address without exposing documents outdoors. Six US provisional patent applications cover vault cryptography, retrieve protocols, sender trust, and glance-only outdoor UI.
6
Patent families
18+
Protected claim areas
US
Primary jurisdiction
PCT
International expansion planned
Filed patent families
US provisional applications — patent pending
Provisional filed
Address-Bound Secure Delivery Vault
A home vault that accepts payloads only when cryptographically bound to a fixed street address, GPS coordinates, and device identity — creating legally attributable delivery without exposing document content outdoors.
Provisional filed
Retrieve-or-Acknowledge Legal Delivery Protocol
Methods for achieving legal equivalence to physical mail delivery through biometric or phone-based retrieve at the secured address, with jurisdiction-aware notice rules and court-exportable proof bundles.
Provisional filed
Hardware-Rooted Sender Trust & Anti-Phishing
A sender verification stack where only institution-signed payloads enter the vault, outdoor displays show sender identity without content, and first-time senders are enrolled through a physical-mail verification ritual.
Provisional filed
Glance-Only Outdoor Privacy Interface
An outdoor display architecture that communicates delivery status, urgency, and sender category while never rendering document bodies, titles, amounts, or account numbers on an exterior surface.
Provisional filed
Multi-Tenant Household Vault Architecture
Partitioned secure namespaces on a single device for multiple residents, with expiring capability tokens for attorneys and caregivers, plus a duress PIN mode for coercion scenarios.
Provisional filed
Physical Tamper Response & Resilience System
Physical security methods including accelerometer-triggered key zeroization, tamper broadcast to senders, multi-unit mesh store-and-forward for apartment buildings, and hybrid secure compartments for physical items.
P0
Core delivery & trust
Address-bound vault, cryptographic receipts, and hardware-rooted sender allowlists
P1
Legal equivalence
Retrieve-or-acknowledge protocols, statutory notice rules, and court-exportable affidavit bundles
P2
Physical security
Tamper detection, key zeroization, multi-unit mesh, and hybrid secure compartments
P3
Glance-only outdoor UI
Privacy-safe status displays — never document bodies on an exterior surface
Address-bound delivery
P0
Digital address token
Payloads cryptographically bound to GPS, street address, and device serial — rejected if the chain doesn't match.
P0
Dual-anchor receipt
Proof tied to secure-element attestation plus geofenced retrieve — delivery counts when secured at your door.
P0
Chain-of-custody ledger
Every hop from sender KMS to home vault to phone is signed and non-repudiable.
Legal equivalence
P1
Retrieve-or-acknowledge protocol
Biometric or phone tap at the door triggers legally meaningful delivery — reading can happen later, anywhere.
P1
Statutory notice classifier
Firmware enforces jurisdiction-specific rules for tax notices, summons, and benefits letters.
P1
One-tap affidavit export
Court-ready bundle: document secured at address Y, retrieved date Z, by authenticated user U.
Sender trust & anti-phishing
P0
Hardware-rooted allowlist
Only institution-signed payloads enter the home vault; unknown senders never get outdoor display priority.
P0
Sender glance glyph
Monochrome icon derived from sender cert hash on outdoor display — who sent, not what they sent.
P1
Postcard enrollment ritual
First-time senders verified via physical mail QR — bridging paper trust to digital roots.
Household & access
P1
Multi-tenant household vaults
Partitioned secure namespaces per resident on one device, routed by sender metadata.
P1
Expiring capability tokens
Attorneys, guests, or caregivers get time-boxed retrieve rights without sharing your PIN.
P2
Duress PIN mode
Secondary PIN shows a benign empty status while silently alerting a trusted contact.
Glance-only outdoor UI
P0
Content-free status display
Outdoor surface shows count, category, and urgency only — document bodies never rendered outside.
P3
Urgency without content
Border patterns and icons encode priority without exposing titles, amounts, or account numbers.
P0
Phone-first retrieve flow
NFC, BLE, or biometric at the door transfers encrypted payloads to the user's phone in seconds.
P1
Secure indoor print queue
Optional print after retrieve — paired home printer or indoor module; watermark includes delivery receipt metadata.
Resilience & physical security
P2
Multi-unit store-and-forward
Lobby master caches encrypted payloads for offline units — per-unit keys, mesh routing.
P2
Tamper zeroization
Accelerometer or enclosure break triggers key wipe and sender tamper broadcast.
P2
Hybrid secure drawer
Glance notice triggers biometric compartment for cards, Rx, or items that must stay physical.
Six US provisional patent applications pending. See full patent details. Information on this page describes our technology direction and is not legal advice. Contact us for licensing and partnership inquiries.
Installed at your address
The last 100 feet of official mail — now digital
For Business
Stop printing. Start proving delivery.
Enterprises spend billions on certified mail, return receipts, and call centers chasing “did you get it?” eMbox gives senders a cryptographic answer — tied to a real address, not a spam folder.
- Webhook receipts when mail is secured or retrieved at the address
- Template attestation so phishing can't mimic your brand
- ESG reporting on paper and CO₂ eliminated per send
- Recipients can optionally print after retrieve — digital default, paper when they need it
eMbox Certified API
Bulk certified send — secured at address, retrieved on device, cryptographically acknowledged.
HOA & property managers
Community notices to every unit without paper slips — faster density than waiting for national senders.
Sender verification network
Institutions enroll once; phishing can't spoof delivery to a verified home vault.
ESG metering API
Per-send CO₂ avoided vs paper baseline — corporate reporting built into every delivery.
Roadmap
What's next at the door
Founding members shape priority. These extensions strengthen the platform — and the patent story — as we scale from homes to communities to national senders.
Indoor print module
Optional compact printer inside the home — triggered from the app after retrieve, never from the outdoor unit.
Indoor companion display
Optional kitchen or entryway screen — outdoor unit stays glance-only.
Household profiles
Per-person retrieve rights with simplified views for kids and elderly users.
Away mode
Legally forward retrieval rights to an attorney or family member with full consent trail.
Insurance partnerships
Fewer mail-theft claims — measurable premium discounts for eMbox households.
USPS last-mile handoff
Neighborhood hub to home-vault batch protocol for carrier interoperability.
Phone-side summarization
AI summaries after retrieve — full text never rendered on the outdoor display.
Environmental impact
Each paper letter generates 29g of CO₂. eMbox generates near zero.
Paper letter
29g CO₂
per piece of mail
eMbox delivery
~0g CO₂
digital transmission
At 46 billion pieces of US mail per year, the math is staggering.
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