Personal photos and important documents do not need to share the same space. Revault keeps each vault separate, with its own encryption key, recovery key and device pattern. Local vaults work without uploading your files to Revault.
One pattern, one private space
Draw your pattern on the 5 × 5 grid to open its vault. Other vaults and their names stay out of view. Patterns must be different across vaults enrolled on the same device; choosing a pattern does not reveal which other vaults exist.
Encryption starts on your phone
File contents, filenames, previews and folder information are encrypted locally. Each vault has a random AES-256-GCM master key. Optional sync sends encrypted data to your native cloud, while your local unlock secret stays on the device.
A recovery key you keep
Save the recovery key during setup. It lets you enroll a new device or restore an encrypted backup when your local pattern is unavailable. Revault does not keep a copy of that secret and cannot reset it for you.
How it works
Create a vault and choose a unique device pattern.
Confirm its recovery key and save it separately from your phone.
Import files, then choose which optional features this vault should use.