When a private vault helps
Everyday boundaries
Sharing your phone with kids
Let kids play on your iPhone without them wandering into private photos: Guided Access, Screen Time and a vault that stays closed.
Read →Partner scrolling your photos
Phone boundaries in a relationship, how photos get seen by accident, and how to keep a few private pictures in a space of their own.
Read →iPhone repair privacy
What a repair technician could access on your iPhone, how to prepare, and why a vault backup plan matters before you hand it over.
Read →Family devices and shared iCloud
Why your iPhone photos appear on a family iPad or Mac, how to untangle shared accounts and libraries, and where private photos belong.
Read →After a breakup
A calm checklist for the weeks after a breakup: new passcode, Safety Check, shared albums and libraries, and a private place for photos.
Read →Travel
Sensitive records
Medical and ID documents
Passports, insurance cards and medical photos deserve better than the camera roll. Where they leak on iPhone and how to keep them private.
Read →Documenting harassment evidence
A careful, safety-first approach to keeping screenshots and photos of harassment private, intact and backed up somewhere safe.
Read →Professional confidentiality
Creators and unreleased content
For photographers, artists and creators: keep unreleased work and client material private on iPhone, and share it only on purpose.
Read →Journalists protecting sources
Threat modelling, minimisation and metadata for reporters, and where an encrypted iPhone vault fits as one layer of source protection.
Read →Well Encrypted. Truly Private.
Draw a pattern, open a private vault. Your photos, videos and documents stay encrypted on your iPhone, with no account and no cloud.
Launching soon for iPhone (iOS 17 or later). Free version, optional Premium.