OwnVault is a local-only password manager for Android. It requires no account or network permission and stores your encrypted vault entirely on your device. Protect entries with biometrics, a pattern and a master PIN, generate strong passwords, and create encrypted backups you control. Free to try with a one-time Pro unlock—no subscription, ads, analytics or cloud sync.
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I built OwnVault around a simple question: does a personal password vault really need an account and a cloud server?
OwnVault takes a deliberately local-only approach. It doesn’t request network permission, and the encrypted vault stays entirely on the user’s Android device.
The current version includes:
🔒 AES-256-GCM encryption for sensitive fields
🗄️ A SQLCipher-encrypted database
🔑 Keys protected through Android Keystore
👆 Pattern, biometrics and master PIN protection
🎲 A built-in password generator
💾 User-controlled encrypted backup and restore
🧹 Automatic clipboard clearing
There are no accounts, ads, analytics, cloud synchronization or recurring subscriptions. The Android version is free to try, with a one-time Pro unlock.
I also want to be transparent about the current limitations: OwnVault does not yet support Android Autofill, browser extensions or cross-device synchronization. Since the vault is local-only, users are responsible for keeping an encrypted backup somewhere safe.
I’d love your honest feedback:
- Is the local-only security model explained clearly?
- Is Android Autofill the most important feature to add next?
- Does the one-entry free version provide enough room to evaluate the app?
Thanks for checking out OwnVault!