Panza
Everyone has that drawer, that folder, that pile of "I'll deal with it later" that holds birth certificates, insurance policies, and old tax returns. Panza is aiming straight at that mess, and honestly, the timing feels right. We've all got scattered cloud drives and email attachments, but nothing that feels like a true home for the stuff that actually matters. The idea of a single, safe place is almost seductive in its simplicity.
But here's where I land: trust is the hard part. People won't hand over their most sensitive documents to just any startup. I'd want to know how they're handling encryption, what happens if the company goes under, and whether they've got a plan for helping users organize documents in a genuinely useful way. The value comes from making it so easy and reliable that you never worry about losing a document again. Having a place to dump files isn't enough. That's a high bar, but if Panza clears it, they could become a habit. I'd love to see how they plan to prove they're worth that trust.