Would you trust an offline-only app with your important documents?

I have built LocalDocs, an Android document vault, and I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Many document apps rely on cloud storage or subscriptions. I wanted to explore a simpler approach: keeping important documents on your own device.

LocalDocs lets you:

Store documents locally, without cloud sync.

Protect access with a PIN and encryption.

Capture and import documents.

Organize documents into folders.

Keep secure notes.

Access your documents offline.

The first five documents are free, with a one-time Lifetime Premium upgrade for unlimited documents.

I'd love feedback from this community:

Would you prefer an offline-first document vault over one that syncs everything to the cloud? What features would make you trust and use an app like this?

I'm happy to hear honest criticism and suggestions.