SwiftLocker hides photos, videos and documents on iPhone and iPad behind your own PIN, plus Face ID or Touch ID. Every file is encrypted on your device. Scan documents and IDs into the vault, and search the text in photos and PDFs, all on device. Premium adds a decoy PIN that opens a second vault, end-to-end encrypted iCloud sync, password-protected backups and Break-in Alerts. No account, no ads, no tracking.

Hi Product Hunt! I make SwiftLocker at SwiftApps, an independent app studio (https://swiftapps.club/).

I built it because the photo vaults I tried wanted an account, showed ads or tracked me. A vault for private photos should do the opposite. So SwiftLocker has no account, no ads and no tracking. Your files only leave your iPhone for your own iCloud, or when you share them yourself.

What it does:

Hides photos, videos, documents and PDFs behind your own PIN, plus Face ID or Touch ID. Every file is encrypted on your device.
Scans documents and IDs straight into the vault. Search finds the text in photos and PDFs, and what's in a photo, all on device.
Trash gets back what you delete, and Find Duplicates clears out copies.
Premium adds a decoy PIN that opens a second vault, end-to-end encrypted iCloud sync, password-protected backups and Break-in Alerts.

More on each feature: https://swiftlocker.swiftapps.club/features/

Who it's for: Anyone who keeps private photos, IDs or documents on their phone and wants them out of the main Photos library.

How it's different: Apple's Hidden album opens with your iPhone passcode. SwiftLocker has its own PIN and a decoy. Many popular vault apps show ads or need an account. SwiftLocker does neither. Side by side: https://swiftlocker.swiftapps.club/compare/

It runs on iPhone and iPad, it's optimized for iPhone Duo, and it speaks English, German, French, Spanish and Portuguese.

For Product Hunt: Code PRODUCTHUNT takes 50% off Premium Lifetime until November 18. Redeem it here: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6462688628&code=PRODUCTHUNT

I'd love your feedback. What would make you trust a vault app with your private photos? And what's missing?