Your passwords, cards, notes and 2FA codes — all in one private vault that only you can open. No account to create. Nothing to track.
Free to start · No account · No cloud required
Passwords saved in your browser. Card numbers in a notes app. 2FA in a third place. Backup codes on a screenshot. It's convenient — until one of those leaks.
OneVault pulls every secret into one place that's actually built to keep them safe, locked behind encryption and your fingerprint.
Locked on your phone · Opened only by you
Stop juggling apps. Everything you need to keep private lives under a single lock.
Open your vault with your fingerprint, face, or a PIN — your choice. Switch the app away and it locks itself, hiding everything from the app switcher.
Everything is locked away on your phone and can only be opened by you. There's no account, and no company server that can read your vault — not even us.
OneVault rates how safe your logins are, points out weak and repeated passwords, and warns you if any have shown up in a known data leak — privately, without ever sending your real password.
Generate strong passwords · Autofill them everywhere
One download. Every protection you'd expect from a premium manager — and a few you wouldn't.
Scan a QR code and OneVault becomes your authenticator — no separate app to manage.
Fill logins into apps and the browser in a tap — populated only while you're unlocked, cleared on lock.
Optional Google Drive backup that only you can restore.
Share one secret safely — it can only be opened once.
Temporarily hide sensitive vaults before you cross a border.
Hand a trusted person a sealed kit for when it's truly needed.
Bring your data from LastPass, Bitwarden or 1Password via CSV.
Organise logins your way and keep the ones you use most on top.
Premium protection without the recurring premium bill.
| What matters | OneVault | Cloud managers | Browser saved |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lowest yearly cost | $14.99/yr | $36+/yr | Free |
| One-time lifetime plan | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Your data stays on your phone | ✓ | Varies | ✕ |
| Works with no account | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Built-in 2FA codes | ✓ | Some | ✕ |
| Breach monitoring | ✓ | ✓ | Some |
| Cards · notes · secure send | ✓ | Some | ✕ |
Every paid plan unlocks the exact same full feature set.
“Finally moved everything off my browser and a sticky notes file. It's fast, it's private, and the fingerprint unlock means I actually use it.”
“The 2FA codes built right in mean one less app. Love it.”
“No account, no cloud unless I want it. Exactly what privacy should look like.”
“The health score showed me three reused passwords I'd forgotten about.”
“Lifetime price for this feature set is a no-brainer.”
No. Everything is locked away on your phone and only your fingerprint or PIN can open it. There's no company server that can read your vault — not even us. Backups can only be restored with a recovery key that only you have.
Turn on cloud backup, save your recovery key somewhere safe, and restore on your new phone. Without that key, no one — including us — can open the backup.
Yes. Your vault lives on the device, so adding, viewing and autofilling all work offline. The internet is only used for optional cloud backup and on-demand breach checks.
Browser-saved passwords are tied to your account and easy to read once you're signed in. OneVault keeps a separate vault locked behind your fingerprint or PIN — plus cards, notes, 2FA, leak alerts and more.
Yes — up to 10 vault items and 3 two-factor codes with full encryption and biometrics, no time limit. Upgrade any time to remove the limits.
Yes. OneVault imports CSV exports from LastPass, Bitwarden, 1Password and generic formats.
OneVault is on Android today — phones and tablets. More platforms are on the roadmap.