Press resources

NullVault press and brand resources

Official NullVault product information, downloadable logo assets, store links, and a contact for journalists covering private encrypted photo and file storage.

Reviewed September 11, 2026

NullVault is a private vault app for photos, videos, files, and notes on iPhone and Android. Different patterns address separate encrypted vaults without first presenting a master list of vaults in the normal interface. Local vault use does not require a NullVault account.

Product facts and boundaries

Topic Description
Product name NullVault
Website nullvault.app
Platforms iPhone and Android; device compatibility is listed in each official store
Core model Separate pattern-addressed vaults and encrypted app-managed content
Local account requirement No NullVault account for ordinary local vault use
Cloud capabilities Platform-specific; consult the feature documentation
Contact support@nullvault.app

For reporting, distinguish interface privacy from forensic invisibility. A hidden vault interface does not establish that an examiner cannot detect encrypted files or app activity. Encryption does not prevent a compromised device from observing unlocked content. Duress actions do not guarantee erasure of remote backups or copies already exported.

The security architecture, security limitations, and platform feature pages provide the basis for technical claims. The editorial policy explains how this website presents evidence and comparisons.

Brand assets

Use the name NullVault with this capitalization. Keep the artwork’s proportions and identify screenshots by platform. Contact us for additional formats or clarification; the supplied assets should not be presented as an endorsement of another product or service.

Official downloads

Press enquiries and corrections

Email support@nullvault.app with your publication, topic, deadline, and any claim you would like clarified. For a correction, include the public page address and the passage in question. Please do not attach sensitive files or disclose access patterns, recovery phrases, or sharing phrases.