Move specific photos out of your gallery and into an encrypted vault that only you can open. Nothing is uploaded — your photos stay on your device.
Every photo you take lands in the same gallery, which anyone who unlocks your phone can browse, which often gets backed up automatically, and which other apps can read from if you grant media permissions. That's fine for most photos, but not for the ones you'd rather keep to yourself.
Lockilee's photo vault gives those specific photos a separate, encrypted home. They're removed from your regular camera roll, encrypted on your device, and only viewable inside Lockilee after you unlock it with your PIN or biometrics.
Select photos already on your device and move them into the vault. They're encrypted and removed from your public gallery.
Take new photos with Lockilee's built-in camera and they go straight into the encrypted vault — never appearing in your gallery at all.
Group photos into folders and lock the more sensitive ones with a separate PIN.
Screens inside the photo vault block screenshots and are hidden from the recent-apps preview.
No accidental cloud sync, no gallery-widget previews, no thumbnail caches left behind in other apps.
No. Once a photo is moved into Lockilee's vault, it's removed from your device's shared media storage, which is what backup and gallery apps scan. It's encrypted inside the vault instead.
Yes, using the Private Camera. Photos you shoot with it go straight into the encrypted vault and never touch your regular camera roll.
The original copy is removed from your public gallery once it's safely encrypted in the vault, so the photo isn't left duplicated in two places.
App Lock restricts access to entire apps, like your Gallery app. The Photo Vault protects individual photos regardless of which gallery app is installed, so a specific photo stays private even if the Gallery app itself is unlocked.