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Passwords
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Encrypted on device · No account · iPhoneYour passwords, photos and documents,
Your passwords, photos and documents,
encrypted on your iPhone.
SecureKit is a private vault for the things that should not sit in your camera roll, your notes, or someone else’s cloud — passwords, two-factor codes, photos, document scans, and recordings, all encrypted on your device.
✓ 256-bit AES-GCM✓ Local-only storage✓ No account required
Vault statusProtected
Download SecureKit
Free on the App Store. The vault, passwords, notes, documents, and audio are part of the free app. Premium adds private photos, authenticator codes, and encrypted backups.
Designed to disappearFind it fast.
Find it fast.
Lock it faster.
Six kinds of private information, one familiar interface. Everything below is a real screen from the app.
How it worksEncrypted on device.
Encrypted on device.
Unlocked by your face.
No sign-up, no sync, no server holding your vault. SecureKit uses the security your iPhone already has, and adds a lock that is not simply your phone passcode.
Enable the vault — no account needed
SecureKit generates your encryption key on first launch and hands it to the iOS Keychain. There is nothing to sign up for, no email to give, and no server that holds a copy.
Add what you want out of sight
Passwords, two-factor codes, photos, notes, document scans, and recordings. Everything is encrypted with 256-bit AES-GCM as it is written to your device.
Unlock with Face ID, lock on your terms
Open the vault with the authentication already built into your iPhone. Auto-lock immediately or after 30 seconds, 1 minute, or 5 minutes — or shake the phone to lock instantly.
Back it up before you need to
Create a password-protected archive of the whole vault. It is never encrypted with your vault key, so it restores on a new iPhone — and restoring stays free.
What goes in the vault
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Authenticator codes
Two-factor codes live beside the passwords they protect. Scan a QR code or enter details by hand — codes are generated on device and work with no connection.
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Private photos
Import photos into an encrypted vault, organize them into private groups, and remove the originals from Photos once the import is safely finished.
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Private notes
Bank details, insurance policies, travel plans, recovery codes. Scan a printed page and SecureKit saves the recognized text as a private note.
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Documents
Scan multipage passports, ID cards, residence cards, and licences. Store the numbers and expiry dates, and get reminded before anything lapses.
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Audio
Record voice notes straight into the vault or import existing files, then play and organize them without anything syncing anywhere.
Privacy firstYour data stays
Your data stays
your data.
There is no SecureKit account, no cloud vault, and no synchronization. What you save is written to your iPhone, encrypted, and stays there until you decide otherwise.
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256-bit AES-GCMAuthenticated encryption at rest, with the vault key held in the iOS Keychain.
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Local by defaultNo online account, no server-side copy, nothing to breach.
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Locks on your termsAuto-lock instantly or on a timer, plus shake to lock and hidden previews in the app switcher.
12 guidesAnswers first.
Answers first.
App second.
Practical guides to the problems people actually search for — what iOS already does, where it stops, and how SecureKit closes the gap.
Private photos
Browse all SecureKit guides →How to hide photos on iPhone without deleting them
Private photosHow to password protect photos on iPhone
PasswordsChoosing an offline password manager for iPhone
PasswordsPassword managers without a subscription
Two-factor codesDo authenticator apps work offline?
DocumentsHow to store your passport on iPhone
DocumentsThe best way to store important documents on iPhone
Private notesHow to lock notes on iPhone
Private notesHow to store bank details securely on your phone
PasswordsIs iCloud Keychain safe?
BackupHow to back up a password manager
AudioKeeping voice recordings private on iPhone
SecureKit FAQPrivate by design.
Private by design.
Clear by default.
The questions people ask before they download — each one answered here and covered in full in its own guide.
How do I hide photos on iPhone without deleting them?
The Hidden album keeps photos out of your main library but still syncs to iCloud and unlocks with your device passcode. To separate them properly, import the photos into an encrypted vault and then remove the originals from Photos.
Learn moreCan I password protect photos on iPhone?
iOS has no setting for a separate album password — the Hidden album uses the same Face ID or passcode that unlocks the phone. A separate lock means an app with its own encrypted store.
Learn moreDoes SecureKit work as an offline password manager?
Yes. There is no SecureKit account, no cloud vault, and no synchronization. Your passwords stay on your iPhone and the app works with the network permanently off.
Learn moreIs SecureKit free, and what does Premium add?
SecureKit is free to download, and the core vault — passwords, private notes, documents, and audio — stays free with no time limit. Premium is a subscription, monthly or yearly, that adds the private photo vault, two-factor authenticator codes, and encrypted backup creation. Anyone who bought the earlier one-time unlock keeps it permanently.
Learn moreDo the two-factor codes work without internet?
Yes. Authenticator codes are generated on your device from a stored secret and the current time, following the TOTP standard, so they work in airplane mode.
Learn moreCan SecureKit remind me before my passport expires?
Yes. Scan a passport, ID card, or licence into Documents, save its number and expiry date, and SecureKit reminds you ahead of the date.
Learn moreHow does SecureKit protect my information?
Everything saved is encrypted at rest with 256-bit AES-GCM. The vault key is held in the iOS Keychain and released only after Face ID, Touch ID, or your device passcode. Content is hidden in the app switcher.
Learn moreWhat happens if I lose my iPhone?
A local-only vault means there is no cloud copy to fall back on, which is exactly why SecureKit can create an encrypted backup archive protected by a recovery password you choose.
Learn more SecureKit for iPhoneEverything, locked down.
Passwords, two-factor codes, private photos, notes, documents, and audio — encrypted on your iPhone, with nothing uploaded and no account to create.
Free — download on theApp StoreiOS 18 or later · Free to download · Premium is a monthly or yearly subscription