Most people think the danger is that someone will find the seed. But there is another danger that gets less attention: someone finds the seed and still has no idea what they are looking at. They don’t know which wallet it belongs to. They don’t know whether there is a passphrase. They don’t know if there are multiple devices involved, or whether moving fast could make things worse. They may be trying to help, but in that first moment they are also one bad search result, one fake support account, or one wrong reset away from permanent loss. That is the part I keep thinking about. Self-custody is not only about hiding the secret. It is also about leaving enough safe context so the right person does not have to improvise under pressure. That is what the Seed Phrase Companion is for. No seed words. No private keys. No custody. Just the non-secret continuity layer around a Bitcoin setup. Seed phrase = access. Companion = continuity. Available for 21k sats. DM for a private invoice.