Vaulty
6.1#23 in photo vault appsFree planFree planAndroid
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| Fact | Vaulty | Weave Vault |
|---|---|---|
| Data collection | The privacy policy says Vaulty may collect device and operating-system details, general location based on IP, and information users provide to support. | The maker says it collects no photos, files, metadata, patterns or recovery phrases and runs no analytics, crash reporting or advertising SDKs. |
| Headquarters | Mesa, Arizona, United States | Hyderabad, Telangana, India |
| Integrations | Vaulty uses Google Drive for backup and restore, and can receive photos or videos shared from other apps. | Optional backup uses the user’s iCloud on iPhone and iPad or Google Drive on Android; the app also uses Apple and Google stores for distribution and purchases. |
| Multiple vaults | Users can create separate custom-named vaults for different media or to share access selectively. | Each distinct pattern opens a separate vault, while an unrecognized pattern opens a fresh empty vault instead of showing an error. |
| Product | Vaulty is an Android private gallery app for hiding photos and videos behind a PIN or password. | Weave Vault is an encrypted vault for private photos, videos, and files. |
Vaulty may suit Android users who want to keep personal media or sensitive work files in a private gallery. Separate vaults and albums also support organizing media away from the main gallery.
It suits Android or iOS users who want a pattern-protected place for private files, photos, and videos. Users who need recovery should keep the phrase safe, since losing it along with the pattern makes the vault unrecoverable.