Configurable gaps would be great and also multiple instances (somehow in sync? maybe?). In case someone chose a longer gap and then one instance went down. I personally wouldn't want anything below multiple weeks (at least; 2-3 months would be ideal for me).
This will be a good e2ee'd hosted service though (at least for someone like me). The problem is how to de-e2ee when the person is gone. Might be workable if the dependent receipient might also be well versed with encryption and had an open public key or so. Yeah, this is tricky.
But either way, it's kinda weird to setup something that will be sued after they are dead and that something is supposed to be maintained and kept up by them.
This will be a good e2ee'd hosted service though (at least for someone like me). The problem is how to de-e2ee when the person is gone. Might be workable if the dependent receipient might also be well versed with encryption and had an open public key or so. Yeah, this is tricky.
But either way, it's kinda weird to setup something that will be sued after they are dead and that something is supposed to be maintained and kept up by them.