VaultFace keeps your ID documents on your phone, opens only for your live face, and shares a card that tells people your name, age, city and country — never your document number, never your birth date.
No account. No cloud. Nothing leaves your phone.
A photo or a video of you won’t. If someone tries too many times, the vault locks itself.
The number on your document is covered the moment you scan it — the app never keeps a readable copy.
Add, protect, share and check documents with no internet, no sign-up, and no servers involved.
A short sweep of your face becomes the only key to your vault. Rotate it any time — you stay you.
Point the camera at your ID. The sensitive number is covered on the photo itself, sealed and stored encrypted on your phone.
Send a share card or the protected photo. Anyone with VaultFace scans it and sees exactly what you chose to disclose — with an expiry you set.
Pick how long a shared card stays valid — from a minute for an in-person check to months for a landlord. The date is sealed into the card itself, so a screenshot can’t extend its own life. Your live card in the app always stays fresh; only copies carry the fuse.
Every share card carries a seal. Change one letter of what it claims and the seal breaks — any VaultFace app will show it.
The protected document photo carries its own scannable code: point VaultFace at it and see the card details and expiry — no separate file needed.
Every time you open a document, the app confirms the stored image is exactly the one it protected — and tells you if it isn’t.
No. Everything — adding documents, protecting them, sharing cards, scanning and checking them — works with no connection at all.
Only on your phone, encrypted. There’s no account to create and no server holding a copy. Deleting the app deletes everything.
Your name, age, city, country, document type, and a valid-through date. Your document number appears only in its mostly-hidden form, and your birth date is never shown — only your age.
The screenshot inherits the expiry you chose. When the time is up, any scan of it says EXPIRED and asks for a freshly shared card.
No — the vault opens for a live face, not a picture or a video of one. Repeated failed attempts lock it down for a while.
VaultFace for Android — free, offline, and account-free.
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