PRIVATE COMMUNICATION, DELIBERATELY SMALL

Conversations that stay between you.

VaultSec is an invitation-only messenger for people who want a quieter, more private place to communicate. No public sign-up. No discovery feed. Just your circle.

Android · private alphaiOS · in development
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Sealed by default

Your private keys stay on your device.

THE SECURITY MODEL

Privacy is designed into the system, not added later.

Every message is encrypted on the sender’s device before it leaves. Only the recipient’s device can decrypt it.

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End-to-end encrypted

The messaging server receives encrypted message envelopes, not readable conversations.

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Keys stay with you

Private messaging keys are created and protected on the device. The admin panel cannot view or create them.

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Protected in transit

Connections use HTTPS/TLS. The server needs limited delivery metadata, but never your message content or private keys.

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Invitation only

A personal code unlocks one private download and one account registration. It is deleted after registration.

WHAT THE SERVER CAN AND CANNOT SEE

It delivers encrypted data. It does not hold the keys to your conversations.

The server stores only the technical data needed to run the service: account names, public keys, encrypted message envelopes, encrypted image ciphertext and expiry times. Private conversation keys remain on the participating devices, so the server cannot turn the stored encrypted content back into readable chats or images.

SECURITY & BETA STATUS

What is ready now — and what is deliberately still next.

This is a private Android alpha. The app and service are designed to keep message content and private message keys off the server. It is not yet a production release or a substitute for an independently audited messenger.

AVAILABLE NOW

Private Android access

Invitation-only download, PIN lock, panic PIN, three failed PIN attempts erase local vault data, and username/password re-download for existing members.

AVAILABLE NOW

Encrypted text chats

Text messages are encrypted on the sending device and the receiving device decrypts them. The server delivers encrypted envelopes and keeps limited operational metadata.

AVAILABLE NOW

View-once images

A JPEG image is encrypted on the sending device before upload and can be claimed once by its intended recipient.

COMING NEXT

iOS and broader media

iOS support, video, files and broader encrypted media are later milestones. They are not included in this alpha.

BEFORE PUBLIC RELEASE

Production hardening

Release signing, backup and recovery procedures, external security review and full admin access policy are required before any broad public launch.

PRIVATE ACCESS

One invitation. A clear path in.

  1. 1

    Receive a personal code

    An authorised administrator creates it for you.

  2. 2

    Download the Android app

    The code opens one short-lived private download.

  3. 3

    Create your account

    Use the same code in the app. It is then permanently deleted.

PRIVATE INVITATION

Unlock the Android app.

Your code is checked only to create one short-lived download link. It is not saved in this browser.

Android is available in the private alpha. The iOS app is in development.

No code? Please contact the person who invited you.

RETURNING MEMBER

Need the Android app again?

Enter your VaultSec username and account password to unlock one short-lived download. This does not sign you in or unlock your account; your device key and PIN are still required in the app.

ALPHA UPDATE

View-once images are now part of the Android alpha.

Images are encrypted on the sender's device before upload. The service stores ciphertext only and the recipient obtains it through a one-time claim.

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One claim

The encrypted image can be claimed by its intended recipient once. After that claim, the server deletes the stored ciphertext.

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No thumbnail cache

The app displays the decrypted image only in memory, briefly, and clears it when the view closes or the app locks.

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Clear limitation

View-once reduces retained copies, but cannot prevent a recipient from using another camera or a compromised device.

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Platform scope

Android alpha currently supports private view-once JPEG images. iOS and broader encrypted media remain later milestones.