Enclave

An encrypted file vault for Android. No ads, no internet permission, no analytics. Features

Encrypted vault for any files: folders, move, multi-select, search, sort, a grid or list view with encrypted thumbnails, and a duplicate finder. Built-in viewer: swipe through photos, GIFs, videos and audio. It has pinch zoom, a slideshow and a delete button. Videos start muted and loop. Playback reads straight from the encrypted file. Safer sharing: Enclave's own share list shows apps only, never people or recent chats. You can limit it to apps you choose and confirm before anything is sent. Shared links end when the screen turns off, or after 30 minutes. Other apps can pick from Enclave (opt-in): browsers and chats can attach a vault file directly. Password plus an optional keyfile, duress passwords (decoy vault or silent wipe), wipe after N wrong attempts, and exponential lock-out. A decoy opened on its own never writes to the containers, so it can't damage the hidden real vault. Changes made in it work normally but are kept only until it locks. You fill it for real from Settings while the real vault is open. After a wipe for too many wrong passwords the lock screen looks exactly the same and every password is "wrong". To start again, clear Enclave's storage in Android Settings. Disguise (off by default): a preset name and icon, a working calculator front, or a custom home-screen icon. Locks when the screen turns off or Enclave is left. Screenshots, recent-apps previews and audio capture are blocked. Settings needed while locked (disguise, lock-out) are sealed by a hardware key, not kept in plain preferences. The lock-out uses time since boot, so changing the clock doesn't skip it. Encrypted backups (Settings → Backup): one file holding the whole vault, protected only by a password you choose, so it can be restored on another phone. A restore adds everything to the open vault, in a new folder. A built-in folder browser for import, export and keyfiles. It works inside profiles where the system file picker doesn't, such as Motorola Secure Folder, and shows photo and video previews that are made in memory and never saved.