Everything that matters — your passwords, your documents, your money, your family's future — now lives on a phone. Vault exists so that none of it can be taken from you.
Request early accessVault is built on a simple, uncompromising principle: your information is encrypted on your device before it goes anywhere, and the key never leaves your hands. Not our servers, not our staff — no one but you can read what you keep in Vault.
We didn't build higher walls around your data. We built a vault to which we hold no key — and we publish the engineering for anyone to inspect.
One passphrase seals everything. Your fingerprint opens it daily. And if the phone is lost, nothing on it can be read.
Fraud doesn't break encryption; it breaks people. So Vault defends the moment of trust itself. Your credentials fill only on the exact, verified site they belong to — a lookalike gets nothing but a warning.
Before you send money or answer an unknown call, Scam Radar checks the number, link, or merchant against a live, community-reported fraud registry and a directory of verified businesses.
And when an account is hijacked, Vault warns the victim's contacts while it is happening — and walks the victim, step by step, back to safety.
Passwords are the least of it. Your Ghana Card. Land documents. Certificates. Mobile-money PINs. Recovery codes. The photographs that exist nowhere else.
Vault keeps them encrypted, organized, and with you — safe from loss, fire, theft, and time. Every document is sealed the moment you add it, and stays sealed everywhere it travels.
Forgetting a passphrase should not erase a life's records — and neither should a death leave a family locked out.
With Vault, you choose the people who matter: guardians who can restore your access if you lose everything, and an heir who can receive it when you're gone — each protected by waiting periods, notifications, and your absolute right to veto.
Vault even watches over the watchers, telling you the moment your safety net weakens. No other product treats your family as part of your security. We think that's the only honest way to build one.
We make no claims we cannot demonstrate. Vault's cryptography is open to inspection, its limits are published alongside its strengths, and its architecture guarantees that our company's compromise is not yours.
That is the standard we hold ourselves to — because trust, like everything else in Vault, should never depend on a promise.
Vault is in active development at the Akarmis workshop. Early access opens with a small group whose feedback will shape the final product.
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