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Digital sovereignty in the service of family memory

Entrusting a family's memory to a digital service is not a trivial act. Childhood photos, the voice of a grandparent, posthumous letters: this data is among the most sensitive there is. They deserve an infrastructure that matches their emotional value.

At MYWIE, sovereignty is not a marketing argument. It is a technical, legal and ethical decision that guides each architectural choice.

100% French accommodation

All MYWIE servers are located in France, with certified European hosts. No data passes or is replicated outside the European Union, which effectively excludes the application of the American Cloud Act.

This legal independence means that no foreign authority can demand access to your memories without going through French justice.

AES‑256 encryption at rest

Sensitive content (safe, log, scheduled messages) is encrypted in AES‑256‑GCM before storage. The decryption key is derived from your password (PBKDF2) and recovery phrase. Persisted data remains encrypted; clear is only used as long as necessary to provide the service you request.

MYWIE does not exploit your content for commercial purposes or to train models. Technical access is limited to the operation of the service (display, backup, explicitly activated functionalities).

Zero third-party scripts, zero trackers

MYWIE uses no Google Analytics scripts, no Facebook tags, no US CDN. The fonts are self-hosted, the statistics are anonymous and calculated internally.

No advertising cookies are placed. The page you are reading right now does not load anything from a third-party server: this is the very definition of digital sovereignty.

A sovereignty that is verified

Our Ethics Charter and our RGPD policy are public. Our code respects the ANSSI guides. Our partners (payment, transactional email) are also European.

Choosing MYWIE means choosing a service where the love transmitted never becomes a product.