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Saving Your Spare Keys In the Cloud: KeyMe

Joshua Dorkin
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I was recently introduced to a company whose product I think it pretty cool, called Key.me. I believe that you can take a picture of your keys and they will store these online in the event that you need to replace or need to order duplicates, at which time you can do so through the app or via your local locksmith.

The file associated with the key doesn't include any kind of address information, so it seems like they do have security in mind as well.

What do you think? Do you see the value here?

Image via Key.me

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