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Securely lock photos, videos & notes 100% offline
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Seclo - Securely lock photos, videos & notes 100% offline

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Keep your private photos and videos locked, all data stays offline.Seclo is a privacy-first, all-in-one digital vault for iOS designed to keep your most personal data secure. Unlike mainstream alternatives, Seclo is completely local, meaning your photos, videos, credentials, and private notes never leave your physical device and are never uploaded to a third-party cloud. Protected by a dedicated passcode with zero trackers and zero accounts required. Welcome to total digital privacy.

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Hey Product Hunt! I’m Rishav, the maker of Seclo. As an engineer, I grew incredibly frustrated with the state of "private vaults" on the App Store. Almost all of them force you to create an account, aggressively push their own cloud sync, or secretly include third-party trackers. If I'm storing sensitive credentials, private notes, or personal media, I want a digital safe I can actually trust. That’s why I built Seclo. Seclo operates on a strict "zero-cloud" philosophy. It is a 100% offline, local-only vault. Your data never leaves your iPhone, and there are absolutely no servers involved. For the v2.0 launch today, the focus was on delivering a completely native, bloat-free iOS experience protected by a dedicated passcode. It handles photos, videos, and text notes smoothly without compromising your device's speed or your personal privacy. I’ll be hanging out in the comments all day. I'd love to hear your feedback, feature requests, or answer any technical questions about building local-first architecture on iOS!

how does recovery work if someone forgets the passcode since everything is stored locally and there's no account to reset it through?

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 Good question. Seclo doesn't have recovery yet, the encryption key is derived from your PIN and never leaves your device, so if you forget it, the only path today is resetting the vault. We know that's a hard tradeoff, and it's high on the roadmap, the next update introduces optional recovery paths that keep the vault end-to-end encrypted with no server-side access from us. Coming soon.