Customers

No customer is named on this site.

GuardKin is not yet generally available. It is being introduced through a pilot with wealth-management firms and family offices. We name a firm only with its written consent, so nothing on this site is a customer’s endorsement.

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What you can check for yourself.

A firm deciding whether to trust GuardKin should be able to test it. These are the four places to start.

  • The product.

    The screens on the home page and on the pages for clients, families, advisors and firms are the app’s own, drawn by its own code from sample data.

  • The limits.

    A written list of what GuardKin does not do: it cannot reset your Master Password, it does not tell the executor, and a handover opens for a death only.

  • The security design.

    How records are locked, who can read them, and which subprocessors touch the service. Written for a firm’s compliance team.

  • The terms of a pilot.

    What we ask of a firm and what it gets, before anyone signs.

Who is building it

Two founders, named.

GuardKin is built by a wealth advisor and a technologist.

  • Portrait of Cameron M. Reid

    Cameron M. Reid

    Co-founder. Wealth advisor.

  • Portrait of Koundinya Lanka

    Koundinya Lanka

    Co-founder. Product and security.

Pilot firms

A firm decides whether it is named.

The decision is the firm’s, made in writing at the end of a pilot, before anything is published.

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