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Past event · Lisbon11–14 Nov 2025
Web Summit Lisbon 2025.
We brought My Swiss Keeper to one of the world's largest tech gatherings to put a question to founders, investors and operators: in an age where convenience has been mistaken for security, who really owns your secrets?
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A different kind of conversation.
Web Summit is an arena of pitches. We came with a question instead. Global instability is redrawing digital borders, the illusion of cloud security is crumbling, and investors and innovators are looking for privacy-first infrastructure as the next frontier of value creation.
My Swiss Keeper isn't just a vault. It's digital neutrality for a divided world — and Lisbon was a chance to test that idea with the people building the next decade of software.
Who really owns your secrets?
In an era of geopolitical tension, shifting alliances and digital warfare, data has become a keeper — and a matter of power. The question we put to delegates was simple: where is your information actually stored, and under whose laws?
My Swiss Keeper restores digital sovereignty. Your information stays encrypted, private and protected under Swiss law — far from global political influence and surveillance.
The illusion of privacy.
We live in a world that sells convenience disguised as security. Three patterns came up in nearly every conversation at the booth.
False security
Big clouds promise encryption, yet retain access. Convenience first, custody later.
Government overreach
Governments promise safety, yet demand visibility. The line between protection and surveillance keeps moving.
True privacy
At My Swiss Keeper, only you hold the keys. Not us. Not anyone else.
The hidden cost of digital chaos.
Every platform you trust introduces a new point of vulnerability. Digital chaos doesn't just cost efficiency — it costs autonomy.
- ·Contracts scattered across platforms.Different drives, different inboxes, different access policies. No single source of truth.
- ·Intellectual property at risk.Drafts and trade secrets sit in tools whose terms you haven't read since onboarding.
- ·Investor decks exposed.Shared by link, forwarded once, forwarded forever — with no way to see who's actually opened them.
- ·Personal records vulnerable.Health, identity, family — held alongside marketing material, treated to the same low standard.
The question of digital legacy.
Your intellectual property, strategic deals and confidential data form your digital legacy. Few systems safeguard those assets for the decades to come. My Swiss Keeper enables secure inheritance, controlled access and long-term preservation — ensuring your legacy endures, in the only country where digital neutrality still means something.
Lisbon, by the numbers.
70k+Delegates at Web Summit 2025
240Conversations at our booth
38Live demos run on the floor
14Countries represented in follow-ups
Who you met in Lisbon.
LM
Léa Morand
Chief Product Officer
Demoed the vault at the booth and joined two hallway conversations on zero-knowledge architectures.
TK
Tobias Klee
Co-founder & CTO
Took the technical questions — Swiss hosting, key custody, integrations — and walked through deployment with founders late into the evening.
Didn't catch us in Lisbon?
Book a demoBook a 20-minute walkthrough.
A quiet seat, a coffee — same conversation, a different city.
Or claim the alumni offer above with code WEBSUMMIT25.