Photo Enclave — Private Photo Vault: Encrypt your photos locally. No network, no cloud, no leaks.

Most "private" photo apps still ping servers or bundle analytics SDKs. Photo Enclave requests zero network permissions — literally none. Every photo is encrypted locally, invisible to your system gallery. Disguise mode (calculator, notepad, screensaver, sketchpad). Hidden Spaces where each passcode unlocks an independent album set. Cross-platform encrypted transfer between iOS and Android. One-time purchase. No subscriptions, no IAP, no ads. Solo project — happy to answer questions.

Hey Product Hunt! I'm the solo developer behind Photo Enclave. The core idea came from a simple frustration: I couldn't find a photo app that truly couldn't access the internet — not "we promise not to" but literally no network permission requested. So I built one from scratch. A few things I'd love your feedback on: — Does the disguise mode concept (calculator / notepad / screensaver / sketchpad) feel genuinely useful, or gimmicky? — The Hidden Spaces feature lets each passcode unlock a completely independent album set — unlimited spaces. Is this the kind of thing you'd actually use? Happy to answer anything about how it works technically, the encryption approach, or why I went with a one-time purchase model instead of subscriptions.