Everything your secrets need
OmniVault keeps your most private notes, media and records sealed behind hardware-grade encryption — with deniability built in, and not a byte that ever has to leave your phone.
Privacy that holds up under pressure
Strong encryption is the baseline. OmniVault adds the layers that matter when someone is standing over your shoulder.
Triple deniable vaults
Three independent vaults behind one app: a Master vault for what's real, a Decoy that looks believable if you're forced to open something, and a Stealth vault that simply isn't there until the right passphrase summons it.
Calculator & notes camouflage
On the surface it's a working calculator or a plain notes app. Type a secret code instead of a sum and the real OmniVault opens — to anyone else it's just a utility.
Intruder capture
A wrong unlock attempt silently takes a photo of whoever tried, then seals it away. Only the Master vault can ever view those captures — the snooper never knows.
Panic crypto-erase
Enter your duress PIN and the encryption keys are destroyed. Your data isn't hidden or moved — without the keys it's mathematically unrecoverable, even by you.
Hardware-bound keys
Keys live inside your phone's secure hardware (StrongBox or secure enclave where available), gated by your fingerprint and never exported. Five wrong tries triggers a self-wipe.
Biometric unlock
Open your vault with a fingerprint instead of typing a passphrase every time — fast for you, and tied to the hardware key so it can't be bypassed.
One app, three separate worlds
Each vault has its own passphrase and its own contents. They share no data, and there's no list that reveals how many exist.
- Master — your real vault, where everything that matters actually lives.
- Decoy — a believable vault you can open under pressure to satisfy a demand.
- Stealth — hidden entirely; it only appears for the passphrase that knows it.
- A wrong passphrase and an empty slot look identical — there's nothing to confess to.
Notes, media and files — sealed end to end
Everything you save is encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM before it touches storage. The plaintext never leaves the secured boundary.
- Encrypted notes for passwords, recovery phrases, private thoughts and anything you'd never put in plain text.
- Encrypted media — photos, videos, audio and arbitrary files, all locked under the same hardware-bound key.
- Originals are preserved in full quality, and you can export anything back to your gallery whenever you want.
AES-256-GCM, on-device
Authenticated encryption protects both the secrecy and the integrity of every item — so tampering is detectable, not just unreadable.
A vault under your vault
Beyond loose notes, OmniVault gives you organised records for the things that are hard to replace — each one able to carry its own encrypted documents.
- Bank accounts, cards, property, crypto wallets, insurance, wills and passwords — each in its own structured entry.
- Attach encrypted documents — statements, deeds, policies, scans — directly to the record they belong to.
- Find the right detail in seconds instead of digging through a folder of unlabelled files.
Finance
Banks, cards, crypto and insurance, with documents attached.
Property
Deeds, vehicles and assets you'd hate to lose track of.
Legal
Wills and key papers, kept exactly where you'll find them.
Access
Passwords and credentials, sealed beside their accounts.
You decide what happens next
Inheritance and backups are deliberately manual. Nothing releases automatically, and nothing is taken out of your hands.
Manual inheritance
Seal an encrypted bundle that only your chosen beneficiary can open, then hand it to them yourself. It's fully offline, with no automatic or third-party release — the timing and the trust are entirely yours.
Optional Drive backup
If you want an off-device copy, OmniVault can store an encrypted backup in your own Google Drive — under your account, your control, and unreadable to anyone without your key. It's entirely optional.
Screenshot blocking
While a vault is open, screenshots and screen recording are blocked, so your private content can't be captured by the system or a screen-sharing app behind your back.
What happens when it goes wrong
Most apps assume you'll always be the one unlocking. OmniVault is built for the moment you aren't.
A wrong unlock
Someone tries a guess. Intruder capture quietly photographs them and seals the image for your eyes only — no warning, no trace they can see.
Forced to open
If you're pressured, open the Decoy vault. It looks like the real thing, and the Stealth vault stays invisible the whole time.
Last resort
Enter the duress PIN and the keys are crypto-erased. The data is gone for good — there's nothing left to recover or hand over.
Try OmniVault for yourself
Fully offline, zero-knowledge, no tracking. Download the Android app and see what real privacy feels like.