Who Vaultine is for
Different people hand their phone to strangers for different reasons. Here's what each one is actually protecting against.
A record only matters if it survives long enough to reach someone who can act on it.
An encrypted vault with no account behind it, a Decoy Vault for a device check, and an encrypted backup so the record survives even if the device does not.
For TherapistsSession notes shouldn't sit one folder away from everything else on your laptop.
A separate encrypted vault per client for notes, intake forms and assessments, with a viewer that writes nothing to disk and a lock that closes when you switch windows.
For Small Business OwnersYour staff's records are your responsibility, not just your files.
Separate encrypted vaults for payroll, staff records and tax documents on the machine you actually run the business from, with no account and no server holding your files.
For Shared DevicesA shared device shouldn't mean shared files.
Keep personal documents and photos in their own encrypted vault on a computer or phone other people use, with a separate lock and a viewer that writes nothing to disk.
For PhotographersAn unreleased shoot shouldn't be one swipe from your camera roll.
Separate encrypted vaults per client, whole shoots imported as folders, and a built-in viewer that never writes a decrypted copy to disk.
For Personal SafetyA record of what's happening shouldn't live only on a phone someone else can pick up.
An encrypted vault for documents and evidence, with an optional copy that survives if the device does not, and a clear account of what a vault app cannot do.
For FreelancersThree clients' files shouldn't share one folder.
A separate encrypted vault for each client's material, imported as whole folders, on a device with no account and no server holding your files or your key.
For ActivistsThe wrong person unlocking your phone shouldn't put anyone else at risk.
A private, encrypted vault for protest photos, contacts and planning details, with a Duress Vault that wipes the real files if you're forced to unlock under pressure.
For TravelersSome things shouldn't be visible the moment your phone changes hands.
A private, encrypted vault for passport scans, travel documents and photos — encrypted on the device, with an optional encrypted backup in case a phone is lost or confiscated.
For LawyersSome client files shouldn't sit next to your own photos.
Separate encrypted vaults per client or case, imported as whole folders, on a device with no account and no server holding your files or your key.
For JournalistsSome files don't belong in your normal folders.
A private, encrypted vault for source material and contact lists, with a Duress Vault that wipes the real files if you're forced to unlock under pressure.
Try Vaultine
Encrypted on your device, no account, free to start.
One vault across macOS, Windows, iOS, Android.
