Sharing sensitive information shouldn’t mean giving up control.

Whether you’re sharing a tax form with an accountant or sending a copy of your ID to a family member, it’s natural to wonder:

Who has access? For how long? Can I take it back if I change my mind?

For people who are neurodivergent — including individuals with ADHD or autism — document sharing can feel even more overwhelming. The mental load of finding the right version, attaching the right file, and wondering whether it’s still secure can create real anxiety.

Too often, traditional sharing methods feel chaotic or unclear. Trustworthy changes that.

Trustworthy is a secure digital vault designed to help families store, organize, and manage their most important information. But beyond safe storage, it also makes document sharing simple, customizable, and fully in your control — so you can share what you need, when you need to, without the stress.

Why Document Sharing Feels Overwhelming

Sharing a document might seem like a small thing, but for many neurodivergent users, it can bring up a lot of stress:

• You’re not sure which version is the right one to send.

• You worry about oversharing sensitive information.

• You forget to follow up and revoke access when it's no longer needed.

• You don’t want to rely on email chains or printouts that get lost or misfiled.

Dan Jones, creator of The Aspie World and a leading voice in the online autism community, knows this feeling all too well. 

Dan is autistic and has ADHD, and he shares his experiences across platforms like YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook under @theaspieworld. He also offers a free ebook called Your Bulletproof Brain Starter Checklist.

“Every time someone asks for a scan of my ID or passport, I get that wave of anxiety. I’m always worried something’s going to go wrong — like the file won’t send properly, it’ll get lost, or worse, it’ll be shared or stored somewhere unsafe.

“It’s that constant feeling of uncertainty that comes with handling sensitive info, especially when you’re autistic and already dealing with overwhelm from just trying to stay organized. I used to panic trying to find the right version, scan it quickly, then stress over whether it actually got to the right place.

“Now, having everything securely stored in one place (in Trustworthy’s digital vault) gives me peace of mind. I can just share the document without that fear of losing control over it. Total game-changer.”

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A System That Gives You Full Control

Trustworthy was built to take the pressure out of document sharing. Instead of attaching PDFs to email or handing over full access to a shared folder, you can use tools like SecureLinks™ and custom collaboration roles to share exactly what’s needed — and nothing more.

With Trustworthy, you can:

• Share a single file or an entire group of documents.

• Choose whether someone can view only or edit.

• Set expiration dates for links, or revoke access at any time.

• Quickly correct accidental oversharing or “oops, wrong file” moments.

It’s sharing — but on your terms.

Neurodivergent-Friendly Sharing in Real Life

Trustworthy’s structured, flexible sharing options are especially useful for neurodivergent individuals who thrive with clarity, control, and predictable outcomes.

Dan experienced this firsthand in a moment that used to trigger a lot of stress:

“One moment that really stood out was picking up prescriptions for my step-kids. Normally, I’d be fumbling through my wallet or bag trying to juggle three different insurance cards — and let’s be honest, it usually takes me five tries to find the right ones. It's chaotic, frustrating, and super time-consuming.

“But now, with Trustworthy, I just pull out my phone and bam — all their medical cards are right there, organized and ready to go. No stress, no digging around, no dropped cards on the pharmacy floor. It’s instant, it’s quicker, and it’s just so much easier.

“Honestly, it makes moments like that — which used to be super overwhelming — feel totally manageable.

“Whether it’s healthcare, legal paperwork, or family admin, Trustworthy helps reduce the friction in moments where mental load is already high.”

Fewer Emails, More Peace of Mind

Trustworthy eliminates the need to forward, re-forward, and try to remember what you sent to whom. Instead, it keeps everything visible and reversible.

If you’ve ever:

• Forgotten which email you sent a form from.

• Lost track of attachments.

• Sent a document you later wanted to take back.

• Had anxiety about what someone could access.

Then Trustworthy’s sharing system can reduce that cognitive load. You don’t have to keep a running tally of what you’ve shared — the app does it for you.

Support When You Need It, Privacy When You Don't

One of the most powerful things about Trustworthy is that it doesn’t force you to share everything at once. You can create a trusted network of family, professionals, or advisors and give them access only to what’s relevant.

This is especially helpful if:

• You want a parent or caregiver to help with one document — but not your finances.

• You’re working with a lawyer or doctor on a single issue.

• You’re managing transitions and want support, but not oversight.

You stay in control of your information, with the freedom to ask for help without overexposing your personal life.

Sharing Doesn't Have to Feel Risky

For many neurodivergent people, especially those who’ve experienced being misunderstood or overwhelmed by too much openness, sharing is a vulnerable act. Trustworthy makes it feel safe, structured, and optional — the way it should be.

Whether you’re dealing with legal paperwork, medical records, or family documents, Trustworthy helps you share clearly, selectively, and with confidence.

Because being organized isn’t just about what you store — it’s about how you share it on your terms.

You can try Trustworthy for free, for as long as you like.