Vaultis keeps every login encrypted on your device. No account. No cloud. No internet permission at all. Your data physically cannot leave your phone.
The operating system grants Vaultis no INTERNET permission. There is no server to breach, no account to leak, no sync to intercept. Everything you save is written to your device already encrypted, and it never has anywhere else to go.
Store logins, cards and secure notes in one calm, searchable place. Open the app and everything is one tap away, and nothing is ever synced to a server you don’t control.
Name, username, password, website, notes. A quiet, deliberate form that saves an encrypted entry the moment you hit save. No wizard, no upsell, no friction.
A live strength read on every entry tells you what’s excellent and what’s weak, so the passwords guarding your life aren’t the ones you reused in 2014.
Dial in length and character sets and generate a truly random password or passphrase on the spot. Copy it, use it, and let the clipboard wipe itself clean afterwards.
Unlock with fingerprint or face through secure hardware. Block screenshots, hide from recents, auto-lock the second you leave, and clear the clipboard on a timer. All on, out of the box.
Your master password never leaves your head, and never touches storage. It derives a key that unlocks a vault only your phone can read. Here’s the whole chain.
No subscriptions. No ads. No telemetry, ever. Security shouldn’t come with a monthly invoice and a data-harvesting business model attached.
Short, honest answers about how Vaultis stores passwords, what encryption it uses, and why it works with no internet at all.
Vaultis is a one-time paid app, not a subscription. You pay once on Google Play and own it forever, with no monthly fees, no ads, and no paywalled features. Every capability, including biometric unlock, the password generator, and encrypted backups, is included.
Yes. Vaultis is a fully offline password vault. The app is built without the Android INTERNET permission, so the operating system physically prevents it from making any network connection. Your passwords are stored only on your device and can never be transmitted anywhere.
Nothing is stored in the cloud. There is no Vaultis account and no server. Every login, card, and secure note is encrypted with AES-256-GCM and written only to your phone’s local storage. Because no copy leaves your device, there is nothing for anyone to breach, leak, or sell.
Vaultis uses AES-256-GCM authenticated encryption for your data, with keys derived from your master password using Argon2id, a memory-hard key-derivation function that resists brute-force attacks. Biometric unlock is bound to Android Keystore hardware, so your fingerprint or face data never leaves the phone’s secure element.
No, and that is by design. Your master password is never stored, and no copy of your encryption key exists outside your device. If you forget your master password, no one, including the developer, can recover your vault. This zero-knowledge design is exactly what keeps your data private.
Never. Vaultis contains no analytics, no trackers, no advertising, and no crash reporting. It collects zero user data because it has no way to send anything anywhere. Privacy isn’t a setting you turn on, it’s the architecture.
If you want a private, local-only alternative to cloud-based password managers, Vaultis is built for exactly that. You trade cross-device sync for absolute privacy: your passwords live on one device you control, protected by strong encryption and biometric hardware, with an encrypted backup file you can move yourself whenever you choose.
The offline password manager that keeps every login encrypted on your phone, with no account, no cloud, no subscription.