A design preview, not a released product
This website shows the intended product story. It does not install Failsafe, download a model, inspect a USB, export files, or activate a license.
This public website
These notes describe the public Failsafe website. They are not release notes for a downloadable application.
The Failsafe application is not released on this site. Nothing below is a software version number, a ship date, or a promise that Windows or Mac downloads are available today.
This website shows the intended product story. It does not install Failsafe, download a model, inspect a USB, export files, or activate a license.
Failsafe is software you download on a compatible computer. A USB you already own can hold a copy you keep. Nothing physical is shipped, and a drive is not sold here.
The homepage includes a moving three-dimensional picture of a USB. It is a concept of a copy you keep on a drive you already own, not a photograph of hardware offered for sale.
Sign in opens a picture of a future account panel. The fields are switched off, and nothing is sent or stored. Wallet preview shows how a phone record could look later. It does not add a pass to Apple Wallet.
This interactive demo shows US$49 for Failsafe Suite, or Failsafe Pro at US$29 activation plus US$50 a year. Those figures are demo scenarios, and no payment is collected here.