Shoot photos and videos that go directly into Lockilee's encrypted vault — they never touch your phone's regular camera roll or public gallery.
Even if you move a photo into a vault right after taking it, it briefly existed in your regular gallery first — long enough to be backed up, thumbnailed, or seen in a quick glance at your recent photos. For some photos and videos, that brief window is exactly what you're trying to avoid.
Lockilee's Private Camera skips that step. It captures the photo or video and encrypts it directly into the vault, with no intermediate copy in shared storage.
Launch it from inside Lockilee, separate from your phone's default camera app.
Capture exactly as you would normally — the difference is where the result is saved.
The photo or video is encrypted and stored in the Photo Vault or Video Vault immediately, with no gallery copy ever created.
No. They're encrypted and saved directly into the vault, skipping your device's shared media storage entirely, which is what your Gallery app reads from.
Yes. The Private Camera is a separate capture mode inside Lockilee — your phone's default camera app is unaffected and continues saving to your gallery as usual.
Both. You can shoot photos or record videos, and either one is encrypted and saved straight into the vault.
Inside Lockilee's Photo Vault and Video Vault, alongside anything else you've imported into the vault.