ID scans, PDFs and personal paperwork deserve better than sitting in your Downloads folder. Lockilee encrypts them on your device, behind your PIN or biometrics.
A photo of your passport, a scanned lease, a PDF of a medical result — these tend to end up wherever they were downloaded or scanned to, sitting unprotected in your Downloads folder or Files app. Anyone who picks up an unlocked phone can open them.
Lockilee's document vault gives this kind of paperwork the same protection as the rest of your vault: encrypted on your device, removed from shared storage, and viewable only after you unlock with your PIN or biometrics.
Move documents from your Downloads folder or Files app into the vault.
Documents are encrypted with a key derived from your PIN, stored in app-private storage.
View common document and image formats without exporting them back to unprotected storage.
Keep your most sensitive documents in a folder with its own separate PIN.
Anything you'd normally scan or save as a PDF or image — ID cards, passports, insurance paperwork, contracts, medical records, financial statements.
Yes, common document and image formats can be previewed inside Lockilee without moving them back to unprotected storage first.
A password-protected PDF still sits in your regular Files app in plain sight, and its password protection varies by how it was created. Lockilee removes the document from shared storage entirely and encrypts it on-device, behind the same PIN or biometrics that protect the rest of your vault.
No. Vault content lives in app-private storage, which isn't included in the regular media backups that cover your gallery and Downloads folder.