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About NullVault and the team behind it

Who builds NullVault, how the app is developed, and how the privacy guides on this site are researched, sourced, and reviewed.

Reviewed September 11, 2026

NullVault is an independent mobile app for iPhone and Android. It stores private photos, videos, files, and notes in separate encrypted vaults, where each vault is opened by its own pattern rather than selected from a list.

Who builds NullVault

NullVault is built and maintained by the NullVault Team, a small independent development group. The app is not backed by an advertising business, and it does not require a NullVault account to use a local vault.

The same team writes and reviews every guide, comparison, and security page published here. Questions, corrections, and security reports all reach us at support@nullvault.app.

Why this site exists

Most writing about "hiding photos" blurs together three different things: moving a file out of a gallery view, putting it behind the device lock, and encrypting a separate copy under a credential of its own. Those have very different consequences when a phone is borrowed, repaired, sold, or seized.

The guides on this site exist to keep those distinctions visible. They describe platform behavior as the platform vendors document it, and they say plainly where a protection ends.

How we write about our own product

Publishing security claims about software you sell creates an obvious conflict of interest. Three practices are meant to keep this site useful in spite of that:

The full sourcing and review rules are on the editorial policy page.

Verify rather than trust

Nothing on this site is an independent audit or certification of NullVault. Where a guide describes how a platform behaves, it links to the vendor's own documentation so you can confirm it yourself.

If you find something on this site that is out of date, imprecise, or wrong, write to support@nullvault.app and we will correct it.

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