Seems like a impractical idea.
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*uses the idea to make a billion dollar company*

Why not just agree with someone to do it that way and store that stuff on your own driveS until the both of you decide to share what you got on whatever platform? Don't really see the necessity for a site or an app.

None that I've able to find. A solution would be to use something like Truecrypt, create an encrypted volume and split the key between you by setting the key to password1password2. You could each have a copy of the file but it would require both your keys to open. The file could also be hosted online for backup, just be sure to update the backups if you add something.

Not asking frag specifically, but if there was a service like this, what would you keep on it?

Personally I could imagine a few personal uses for it like scans of important papers or photos of a passed loved one.

Great idea! i'll copyright it right away!

Sextapes of your younger selves for when you get old.

Thinking about this, another way would be to encrypt twice. Create an encrypted volume with password1 and then encrypt it again with password2.
@omar1992 good idea, sharing nudes with someone and you don't want either person to have access.

@omar1992 hehehe, you read my mind

We'll call the app NudeSafe

Bruh y'all are hilarious..XDD

@xlaxxine @ignorance in actually surprised that it's not copyrighted already

@general_failure it's some data that non of us wants to have cause it's really sensitive for both of us...but might need in future

@karlboll that's a really great idea!!!...I legit forgot about that...thanks a lot man!!

@xlaxxine answering what I would store: probably a lot of memories and stuff that I made with certain person and we can't be together due to circumstances...and non of us really wants to totally delete them cause future aint certain....also maybe nudes lol those make perfect sense as well

@Omar1992
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@blazingfrags Karboll is absolutely right about double encrypting with TrueCrypt but if you want to do it in cloud storage you just need a service that offers two-factor authentication. One party can set the password and the other can keep the token. You would need them both to access the files.