A private vault for everything that should not be exposed.
Krypt protects more than passwords. Store private files, photos, videos, secure notes, recovery codes, identity documents, and backup material in a local-first vault that you control.
Use separate real vaults for compartmentalization, keep a decoy vault for pressure scenarios, and enable encrypted cloud sync only when you want it.
What belongs in a secure vault?
A useful vault should protect the full set of materials attached to your accounts and identity, not only the password field.
Passwords and account records
Keep credentials, usernames, URLs, notes, and recovery information together.
Private files
Store documents and sensitive attachments in encrypted vault storage instead of loose folders.
Photos and videos
Protect sensitive media with encrypted previews and intentional export controls.
Secure notes
Write private notes, backup instructions, and sensitive details without using a cloud notes app.
Recovery material
Keep backup keys and recovery codes accessible without making them public to a cloud provider.
Passkeys
On Android 14+, Krypt can store third-party website passkeys through Android Credential Manager.
Built for compartmentalized privacy
Krypt separates sensitive areas so one unlocked space does not have to expose everything.
Ordinary hidden folders
Hidden folders usually hide visibility, not risk. They may still leak file names, previews, backups, or cloud copies.
Krypt secure vault
Krypt is designed around encrypted storage, isolated vaults, intentional sync, and recovery planning.
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Use Krypt as your private vault layer.
Protect the files, passwords, notes, and recovery data that should stay under your control.
