See how it works
The problem
An almost-finished reply can disappear when a browser tab fails. DraftSafe is being built to keep browser drafts locally and encrypted.
DraftSafe
Your tab left. Your words stayed.
An almost-finished reply. One dramatic tab crash. Browser drafts, saved locally and encrypted for just this sort of thing.
Built for Mac · macOS requirements to be confirmed
A saved selection, not an order. No payment or release date yet.
A little closer
The tab went away.
Your words shouldn’t.
An illustrated look at local browser draft capture and recovery.
Interactive website example · Illustrative sample, no access to your files
Start with a draft worth keeping.
DraftSafe is being built to keep eligible browser drafts locally, with encryption and sensitive-field exclusions.
YOUR DRAFT
Local draft concept
Hi there,
I finally found the words for this.
It would be a shame if the tab…
Local draft conceptA way back after the interruption.
The intended recovery flow brings a captured draft back within reach. Try the example; no browser data is read or stored.
One carefully written paragraph.
Your browser and real drafts are untouched.
Some fields should stay out.
Passwords and other sensitive fields need deliberate exclusions. DraftSafe is still in development; this is a workflow illustration, not a finished native-app demo.
Eligible writing fields Draft captureSensitive fields ExcludedLocal storage EncryptedWhat is not announced yet
Supported browser versions, excluded fields, retention controls and recovery steps are not final public promises on this website.
Safe reporting
If you report a draft issue, use a made-up example. Never include a real password, recovery phrase or confidential draft in a support request.
