NullVault
7.6#4 in photo vault appsFrom $19.99 a yearFree planAndroidiOS
VisitNullVault vs Vaultly
What both publish
| Fact | NullVault | Vaultly |
|---|---|---|
| Backup | Android backups are encrypted exported files with a separate phrase; iOS backups use encrypted iCloud data. | Users can export an encrypted backup protected by a passphrase they choose and save it to Files, iCloud Drive, a computer, or another device. |
| Encryption | The apps use AES-256-GCM authenticated encryption for vault content and metadata. | The site says each file is encrypted on device with AES-256-GCM. |
| Product | NullVault stores private photos, videos, files, and notes in separate encrypted vaults, each opened with its own pattern. | Vaultly is a photo vault app for iPhone and iPad that encrypts photos and videos on the device. |
NullVault plans
- NullVault FreeFree
- NullVault Free for iOSFree
- Vaultie Pro Monthly$2.99 a month
- Vaultie Pro Annual$19.99 a year
- Vaultie Pro Lifetime$39.99, paid once
- NullVault Pro for iOS—
Vaultly plans
- FreeFree
Pick NullVault if…
NullVault suits people who want separate, pattern-opened storage for private files and notes, including offline local vault use. It is intended for users with compatible iOS or Android devices.
Pick Vaultly if…
Vaultly suits iPhone and iPad users who want local, encrypted photo storage without an account. It is also relevant for people needing decoy access, intruder alerts, and exportable encrypted backups.