Security

Built so your information stays yours

Personal Vault keeps your vault on your own Windows PC, protected by your master password. Here is exactly what that means — described in plain language, with no claims we cannot stand behind.

Security

Your information remains under your control

Plain, accurate descriptions of how Personal Vault protects what you keep in it.

Local encrypted vault

Your vault is stored on your own Windows PC, encrypted.

Master-password protected

One master password opens your vault. Only you hold it.

Encrypted at rest

Sensitive information is encrypted when stored.

Automatic locking

Personal Vault locks itself again after inactivity.

Hidden by default

Passwords stay hidden until you choose to reveal them.

Temporary reveal

A revealed password hides itself again shortly after.

Clipboard protection

Copied values are cleared rather than left behind.

Encrypted backup

Take an encrypted backup of your vault when you want one.

No tracking of your vault

No advertising or analytics tracking of the information in your vault.

We describe only what Personal Vault actually does. We make no claims about being unhackable, impossible to breach, certified or independently audited, and we do not use marketing terms we cannot evidence. If you forget your master password, your vault cannot be opened or recovered for you.

Personal Vault Beta

Help shape Personal Vault before its full release.

Personal Vault is currently being prepared for early testing. The beta is intended for evaluation and feedback, and your comments will directly influence what the finished product becomes.

Please use fictional information during the beta

During the beta, use fictional or test information rather than real passwords, banking credentials or sensitive personal documents.

Try Personal Vault Beta