Sealed Release Photo
The way out, locked until release
Real-world chastity at a distance has a chicken-and-egg problem: the submissive needs the means to free themselves, but handing over the keybox code early defeats the lock. The release photo solves it. The dominant seals the code at lock time, the app keeps it sealed, and it unseals exactly when the lock releases.
At lock time, the dominant seals a photo the submissive will need to free themselves: a keybox combination, a safe code, the location of a physical key. The submissive cannot see it until the lock releases. The app controls when it is revealed; once released, it stays viewable until the next lock. End-to-end encrypted, the same way proof photos are. A Premium feature for partnered Dom-to-Sub dynamics; any partner's Premium unlocks it.

Capabilities
Sealed at lock time
The dominant attaches the photo when starting the lock. It is encrypted on-device before upload, and the submissive cannot open it while the lock holds.
App-controlled reveal
The app decides when the photo is readable, not the submissive. It unseals at release, so the means to free oneself arrives exactly when the lock ends.
Viewable until the next lock
Once released, the photo stays available so the submissive can act on it. Starting a new lock seals a fresh photo and resets the cycle.
End-to-end encrypted
Ciphertext only on the server, readable solely with the paired dynamic keys. The same encryption model as proof photos.
Screenshots

Chastity tab

Lock setup

Sealed photo
Role Perspectives
For Dominants
Hold the physical means of release behind the lock you control.
- Seal a keybox code or key location the submissive needs to get free
- Keep that information out of reach until you release the lock
- Use the same encrypted channel as the rest of your proof flows
- Run real-world chastity at a distance without handing over the code early
For Submissives
Know the way out exists, and exactly when you can reach it.
- See the sealed photo the moment the lock releases
- Get the keybox combination or key location right when you need it
- Trust the photo is encrypted, not sitting in a normal gallery
- View it until the next lock begins
Use Cases
Keybox lock: seal the box combination, revealed only at release
Safe code: the key lives in a safe; the code unseals when the lock ends
Hidden key: a photo of where the physical key is stashed
Long-distance: run a real cage lock with the keyholder away, code held until release
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