Phone gone? Your secrets aren't.
A thief gets a phone. Not your photos, passwords or documents.
- Files are encrypted, even if the phone is unlocked
- Keys stay locked in the phone's secure hardware
- Copies of the files can't be cracked on a computer
- Restore on a new phone with your recovery words
How it works
Before: back up
Turn on an encrypted backup to Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox or a file.
If it's taken
Everything in the vault stays encrypted. Lock or erase the phone with Google's Find Hub.
After: restore
Install Vault This on your new phone and restore with your 9 words.
Questions
What should I do first if my phone is stolen?
Use Google's Find Hub to lock or erase it, change your important passwords, and call your bank if cards were saved anywhere unprotected. Your vault itself stays encrypted.
Can someone open my vault if they know my phone's PIN?
No. The vault has its own pattern, and the files are encrypted with keys tied to it.
Do I lose everything if I have no backup?
Yes, and that's the price of nobody else being able to get in. That's why the app offers a backup early.
Take back your privacy.
Free to download. No account. Your files never leave your phone unless you choose.