About VaultCube
VaultCube is an encrypted photo vault for iPhone, built in Munich, Germany, by a development team with 15 years of experience in security-critical software.
Why we built it
Most “photo vault” apps hide your photos behind a PIN screen and leave the files readable underneath. Many also show ads, ask for an email address, and send usage data to ad networks. People put their most private pictures into these apps because they trust the word “vault”.
We wanted the simple version done properly: encrypt the files on the phone, ask for nothing, and be honest about the limits.
What we believe
Encryption, not hiding
If the file is readable without your key, it isn’t protected.
No account
We can’t leak, sell or hand over data we never had.
No ads
Ad networks have no place in an app that holds your private photos.
Plain limits
Every page that says what VaultCube protects also says what it doesn’t.
Who we are
Dmytro is a software architect with 15 years of experience building systems where security can’t be an afterthought. He has designed protection for family-safety products, where the data belongs to parents and children, and built the security layer for software used across the construction industry.
VaultCube brings that same standard to the most personal data on your phone: encrypt it on the device, ask for nothing, and say plainly what it can’t protect.
@dmytrokab01 on X →How we work
- We test every competitor we write about ourselves, and we date every claim.
- Each release is listed on What’s New with what changed.
- Questions and bug reports reach a real inbox: Support.