Quantography Labs opened Lock.com to early access on May 18, 2026. The platform is a hardware-free crypto wallet using an air-gapped security model. It keeps private keys offline while broadcasting transactions online to prevent internet exposure.
Air-Gapped Architecture
Private keys never touch the internet. That's the core promise. The wallet separates storage from broadcasting. Users sign transactions offline then broadcast online through a separate channel. It's a clean break from current self-custody methods.
Quantum-Resistant Standards
Lock.com integrates ML-DSA for signatures and ML-KEM for key encapsulation. These post-quantum cryptographic standards were built into the platform from day one. The company says they future-proof against emerging threats without hardware add-ons.
No Hardware Dependencies
Hardware wallets force trust in devices and manufacturers. Lock.com eliminates that. The architecture cuts supply chain trust issues entirely. Users don't need physical devices or pre-seeded keys. That makes it different from existing options.
Feedback-Driven Rollout
Early access is gathering user input ahead of general availability. Enrollment opened via the Lock.com website May 18. This is Quantography Labs' first public product. The company plans to address feedback before wider release later this year.
