GUIDE · 가이드
You don't have to show everything to everyone. When there are moments you'd rather hold onto among yourselves, it's keeping, not sharing.
Not to be shown — to be held onto.
Your circle only · never leaks out · kept long
How do I keep rather than share?
If 'sharing' means showing others, 'keeping' means holding onto it among yourselves. On incove, videos are visible only inside a circle you choose, or only to you, and never spread through a public feed — like a private album held only by your family or friends. Everything is end-to-end encrypted so it never leaks, and you can bundle it into a recap to hold onto a whole season.
Sharing aims to 'show,' so exposure and spread follow. Keeping aims to 'hold onto,' so it stays among you and never goes out.
Make it visible only inside your family or friends circle, and you hold onto it among yourselves without showing anyone. Solo keeping — only you — works too.
Group your saved moments over any period into a recap, and scattered clips become one season's story you hold onto.
Not to be shown,
but to be held onto.INCOVE · Guide
FAQ
Yes. Videos are visible only inside the circle you choose, or only to you. With no public feed, nothing spreads outside.
Cloud is a 'locker'; incove is a 'keeping space' you view together and hold onto through recaps — and it's end-to-end encrypted, so the server can't see it either.
Yes. Everything lands first on your solo timeline, so your record stays even if a group fades. Bundle it into recaps to hold onto it long.
INCOVE · CONCEPTS
Sealed messages sent to the future
No public feed, followers, or algorithm
An account for pets, babies, parents
End-to-end encrypted, even from us
Your home, over your own photo
How incove differs from friend-based apps
