Annual Storage Review
Yearly check-in to update your compartment map after new devices, moved backups, or cabinet reconfiguration.
Goyang & Seoul Metro · Est. 2019
Toolkit Aspen Path documents where your offline wallet devices, metal seed plates, and sealed backup envelopes live — inside fire-rated cabinets, desk drawers, and secondary storage — so recovery stays deliberate, not frantic.
On-site cabinet mapping for Ledger, Trezor, Coldcard, and paper or metal seed backups.
Flagship session
A technician visits your home or office, inventories each wallet device and backup medium, assigns tamper-evident labels, and produces a printed compartment map you keep offline. No cloud uploads. No photographs of seed phrases.
Related sessions
Yearly check-in to update your compartment map after new devices, moved backups, or cabinet reconfiguration.
A technician inventories every hardware wallet and backup medium on site, assigns tamper-evident labels, and delivers a printed compartment map.
A guided walk-through where you locate each labelled backup and confirm device-to-envelope correspondence without exposing seed words aloud.
Client notes
"We had three Ledgers, two metal seed plates, and a paper backup in different drawers. The map now shows which shelf holds which device — my spouse can find the right envelope without opening every pouch."
"The technician asked us to rehearse recovery once. It took longer than expected because our second backup was mislabelled — exactly why we booked the session."
From the journal
Choosing a fire-rated cabinet for hardware wallets
12 June 2025
Labelling seed backups without writing seed words
3 April 2025
Companion reference
Our printed vault-layout worksheets are also listed on the Microsoft Store for clients who prefer a digital checklist before booking.
Available on the Microsoft Store