Xsilent

Private photos, videos & PDFs. Local. No account.

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Private photos, videos & PDFs. Local. No account.

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Xsilent keeps your private photos, videos and PDFs away from everyday browsing without accounts, ads or subscriptions. Dynamic Decoy lets a different PIN open a separate decoy vault. Clean Share lets you blur sensitive details, remove metadata and add optional watermarks before sharing. Private PDF viewing, encrypted Trash, Quick Lock, screenshot protection, face-down protection, configurable auto-lock and encrypted backup are included — with a one-time Lifetime purchase.

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I built Xsilent around a simple situation: sometimes you hand someone your phone to show them one photo, but that doesn’t mean you want the rest of your private files one swipe away. That idea grew into something broader than a photo vault. I wanted privacy to continue even when you actually need to use or share a file. That led to Dynamic Decoy, where a different PIN can open a separate decoy vault, and Clean Share, which lets you blur sensitive details, remove metadata and optionally add a watermark before sharing. Over time, Xsilent expanded to protect photos, videos and PDFs, with encrypted Trash, private PDF viewing, Quick Lock, screenshot protection, face-down protection, auto-lock and encrypted backup. I also deliberately kept out things I personally don’t want in a privacy app: accounts, ads and recurring subscriptions. Xsilent is a one-time Lifetime purchase. I’m launching it here because I’d genuinely like feedback from people who care about mobile privacy. What would you expect from a private vault that most existing apps still don’t do well?

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26d ago

Would you trust a vault app more if it worked fully offline?

I ve been thinking a lot about how much trust a privacy app should ask from the user.

With Xsilent, I chose to keep the core experience local-first: no account required, no mandatory cloud storage, and private files stay on the device during normal use.

But I m curious how people here think about this trade-off.

Would you trust a private photo/file vault more if it worked fully offline, or do you actually prefer cloud sync because of convenience and recovery?

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29d ago

What do you expect from a truly private photo vault?

When I started building Xsilent, one of the main decisions was to keep private files local rather than requiring an account or cloud storage.

But privacy can mean very different things to different people.

What matters most to you in a private photo and file vault?

No account
No cloud storage
Strong local encryption
Decoy access
Private sharing tools
Encrypted backup
Something else?

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