Your passkey is saved. Touch once more to create your vault's key — the browser needs a fresh tap for this second step.
Your files are safe. Unlock with your fingerprint, face or screen lock.
Or in the app: Settings → Link a computer.
The code changes every minute. Your vault key travels encrypted to this browser only — not even Google can read it.
Your vault opens with your passkey, which your password manager already synced here — there is nothing to type. This device just needs the vault file that says which passkey opens it.
With cloud sync on, that happens by itself. Without it, bring the vault.json over from your other device.
This browser already holds a vault. If your passkey doesn't open it, it is probably an older one — use the vault your phone keeps in Google Drive instead. This browser's current copy is set aside, not deleted.
Encrypted on this device before it's stored anywhere.
Files are encrypted on this device before they're uploaded. Google stores them but can't read them.
Your vault stays open only in this tab. It locks when you lock it, close the tab, or step away.
Removing the vault from this browser doesn't delete it: it stays in your Google Drive and on your phone.
Fingerprint Vault keeps your photos, files and passwords private. They're encrypted on your device before they're saved or backed up to your own Google Drive, and only your fingerprint opens them. Google stores them but can't read them.
Every file and password is encrypted on your device, each with its own key. What sits on your devices and in Google Drive is scrambled. It becomes readable only on your screen while the vault is open, and that readable copy is gone when it locks.
The vault opens with a passkey kept in Google Password Manager and confirmed with your fingerprint, face or screen lock. There is no password and no recovery phrase — nothing anyone could guess, steal or trick you into typing.
The encrypted files, your file list and your passwords are copied to this app's private folder in your Google Drive. You won't see it among your files, and Google can't read what's in it. Your other devices stay in step through it.
Open the website and link it to your phone (on the phone: Settings → Link a computer), or unlock it there with the same passkey.
Install the app, sign in with the same Google account and choose Restore from Google Drive. Your passkey comes with your Google account.
Nothing can open the vault without its passkey — not us, not Google. That is the price of having no password anyone can steal. The passkey lives in your Google account, so keeping that account safe keeps your vault safe.
The app has no servers of its own, and no ads or tracking. Your data goes only to your own Google Drive.
Your passkeys belong to . It never changes — if it did, they would stop working.
The website always runs its newest version: it updates itself.
Copied items are cleared from the clipboard after 45 seconds, or when you lock — while this tab stays open.
Encrypted on this device. Only the name is searchable — the rest opens with your fingerprint.