Different ways to keep your files private.
A vault on your phone. An encrypted drive. A private cloud. Compare how each approach works, and choose the one that fits your life.
Compare mobile vault apps
Compare everyday phone privacy, recovery, storage choices and sharing on iOS and Android.
Revault vs. LockMyPix
Compare local encrypted vaults, native-cloud backups, recovery choices and emergency access.
Read the breakdown ENCRYPTED DOCUMENT LOCKER · iOS, ANDROID & WEBRevault vs. Ente Locker
Compare account-free device vaults with an encrypted family document locker and shared collections.
Read the breakdown MOBILE VAULT · iOSRevault vs. Vaultaire
Two pattern-based vaults, with different platform and storage choices.
Read the breakdown MOBILE PHOTO VAULT · iOS & ANDROIDRevault vs. Keepsafe Photo Vault
Compare account-based photo backup with account-free mobile vaults and separate sharing keys.
Read the breakdown MOBILE PHOTO VAULT · iOS & ANDROIDRevault vs. Private Photo Vault
Compare local vaults, cloud passwords, recovery options and moving private media between phones.
Read the breakdownCompare encrypted drives and cloud storage
Compare broader file storage workflows, your own cloud providers and hosted encrypted drives.
Start with the trust model.
Revault’s native iOS and Android apps require no Revault account. Vaults stay on-device unless you enable private iCloud or Google Drive sync, create an encrypted share, or explicitly export them. The web app uses a separate passkey account and cloud. Encrypted backups move vaults between them.
Read the cryptography and security modelReviewed October 28, 2026. Each page cites the other app’s own documentation and explains Revault’s limitations. Features vary by platform and release. This is a product comparison, not a security audit or ranking. Product names belong to their owners; no affiliation or endorsement is implied.