Secure Storage
Keep logins in one vault. Secrets are encrypted on the device before they are stored.
Secure Vault Password Manager
Keep your passwords safe, organized and always with you. Your data, your control.
- Secure Storage
- Biometric Unlock
- Recovery Key
- Your Data, Your Control
Biometric Unlock
On supported devices, enable optional fingerprint or face unlock after your vault is set up.
Recovery Key
Save your Recovery Key during setup. It can restore the vault if you forget the master password.
Your Data, Your Control
The server keeps ciphertext and labels. It does not have a decrypt path for vault secrets.
A smarter way to manage your passwords
Simple tools that are actually in the Android app and matching web vault.
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Password management
Save titles, usernames, URLs, and encrypted secrets. Favorite, edit, and find them after unlock.
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On-device encryption
Each secret is encrypted on the client with AES-256-GCM before it is sent. The API stores the ciphertext envelope.
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Private notes on logins
Add notes to a credential. Notes are part of the encrypted secret payload, not a separate notes app.
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Encrypted backup and sync
Unlocked sessions can sync encrypted items with your account, including an offline ciphertext cache on the phone.
How it works
Install, protect the vault, then save credentials.
Install Secure Vault
Get the Android app from Google Play and create an account with email verification. Phone verification may also be required.
Set up security credentials
Create a master password, save your Recovery Key, then set a device MPIN. Biometric unlock is optional on supported hardware.
Organize and access logins
Unlock the vault, add credentials, and sync encrypted copies with your account for other signed-in devices.
Built for a Safer Digital Life
Security details below match the current client-side vault design. This site does not claim a third-party audit.
Local encryption
Vault secrets are encrypted on your device. Servers store ciphertext, not a readable password list.
Master password
Your master password derives a key on the device and is not sent as vault plaintext.
Biometric security
Optional convenience unlock where the OS supports it. MPIN remains the device PIN gate.
Recovery Key
A saved Recovery Key can restore the same vault. If both it and the master password are lost, items cannot be decrypted for you.
Simple. Beautiful. Powerful.
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Why Choose Secure Vault?
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Encrypted on the device
Credentials are wrapped with a vault key before they leave the phone or browser. Administrators do not have a decrypt endpoint.
Works on Android and the web
Use the Google Play app day to day, or sign in to the web vault at app.securevault.click.
A real recovery path
Keep the Emergency Kit. A correct Recovery Key can restore the vault. Losing both keys means those secrets stay unreadable.
FAQ
What is Secure Vault?
A password manager and encrypted vault for Android, with a matching web vault. You store logins, unlock them locally, and sync encrypted copies with your account.
How do I get the app?
Install it from Google Play for package com.samir.securevault. Web sign-in is at app.securevault.click/login.
How does master password protection work?
The master password stays on your device. The app uses it to derive a key and unwrap the vault key, then decrypt items in memory.
What if I lose access?
If you can still sign in and have your Recovery Key, you can restore the vault and set a new master password. If both the master password and Recovery Key are gone, Secure Vault cannot decrypt those items.
Where can I get help?
Email support@securevault.click.
Secure Vault
Download Secure Vault on Google Play
Get the Android app and keep your digital credentials organized.
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