A concept supported by community demand.
Seeder Hardware is not yet a finished product or active engineering project. Full development will begin only after the campaign reaches either 1,000 paid pre-orders or USD 100,000 in gross project support.
- Target retail price: 100 USD
- Worldwide shipping included
- No later price increase for confirmed pre-orders
- No promised production or delivery date
- Pre-orders and donations open on 1 September 2026
Either target starts development.
Software today.
Hardware next.
Seeder is being built as a recovery-backup ecosystem: an application first, followed by purpose-built hardware when funding and development allow.
Not yet available
A device that cannot connect to anything.
Seeder hardware is designed as a fully offline encryption and decryption tool for recovery phrases. It has no data port, no Wi-Fi, no Bluetooth and no network interface. It runs on batteries and cannot be connected to a phone, computer, cloud account or external service.
The only interface is a QR code. Seeder can display information visually and read information visually, but it does not expose a wired or wireless channel that can be remotely accessed, monitored or abused.
In simple terms, Seeder works more like a calculator than a wallet. Every calculator can calculate and show the same result, but it does not remember what you calculated yesterday. Seeder follows the same principle: it performs encryption or decryption, shows the result, and keeps no stored data.
Security principles
No USB data port and no cable-based data connection.
No Wi-Fi, no Bluetooth and no network communication.
Designed to operate independently from computers and phones.
The only interface is visual input and output.
The device never keeps seeds, backups or previous operations.
If it is lost or damaged, a new Seeder can perform the same operation.
Transparent hardware
Seeder is planned with a transparent body and a simple visible PCB layout, so users can see which components are inside. The goal is to make the hardware understandable, inspectable and limited only to what is necessary for its core function.
Open code
For security reasons, the Seeder software is planned to be published as open code on GitHub. Anyone will be able to inspect it, review how it works and independently analyze the encryption workflow.
Not tied to one device
The encrypted text is not bound to a specific Seeder unit. The hardware is a tool, not a vault. Your recovery process should not depend on one physical device surviving forever.
Designed around the recovery workflow.
The current product render communicates the intended industrial design and interface. Dimensions, components, resistance, firmware behavior and production specifications remain subject to validation.
Product direction
The public website separates current implementation from planned functionality.
Seeder App
Finished software product currently undergoing internal testing before planned public release.
Encrypted backup service
A workflow centered on encrypted recovery data and controlled access.
Seeder Hardware
A future dedicated device in the design phase. Production depends on future financing.
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