ACCESS & PRIVACY
Your Home Screen.
Your choice of look.
Alongside its own icon, Vault offers seven original utility-style icons: Calculator, Printer, Units, Device Info, Level, Sound Meter and Network. You can also add a separate Home Screen tile with a name you choose, using Apple’s Shortcuts app.
VAULT, UP CLOSE
2 APP SCREENSSee the experience.
Choose a quieter icon for your Home Screen, or add a separate tile with a name you pick.
Settings & personalization
Make it feel like yours.
Choose app artwork and a name for your Home Screen shortcut.
Settings & personalization
Your vault, your choices.
Find protection, backup and personalization controls in one place.
Current app captures with sample files. Choose a device and appearance. Select a screen to take a closer look.
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In Settings, choose App icon & Home Screen name, then tap an icon. iOS shows a short notice confirming the change.
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For a custom name, type it in, tap Save icon image and choose Save Image or Save to Files.
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Tap Open Shortcuts, create a shortcut with Open App → Vault, choose Add to Home Screen, then enter your name and pick the saved image.
GOOD TO KNOW
A different look, not a disguise.
The installed app is still named Vault in the App Library, Settings and search. Every icon opens Vault’s lock screen, not a working calculator or other utility. Your pattern and device authentication still protect your files, and anyone examining the iPhone can still find Vault.
Security & limitationsIT ALL WORKS TOGETHER
All featuresKeep exploring.
Independent hidden vaults
Different patterns open separate encrypted spaces, without a visible vault list or count in the app.
Explore featureAutomatic lock & privacy cover
Leaving the app locks the vault. A privacy cover hides its windows when the app becomes inactive.
Explore featureNo account. No analytics.
A local iPhone app with no account, backend, advertising or analytics in the current build.
Explore featureLESS PUBLIC. MORE PERSONAL.
Yours.
And yours alone.
A private home for your photos,
videos and files. On your iPhone.