No account, no trackingProtect by design.
No account. No ads.Nothing watching you.
An app that guards your photos shouldn’t be watching you. Sigilock leaves out everything that would: no email, no ad networks, no analytics and no crash reporting that could leak file names.
Launching soon on iPhone and Android
- accounts to create
- 0accounts to create
- ads or analytics
- 0ads or analytics
- usable offline
- 100%usable offline
How it works
- 01
No sign-up
Open the app and draw a sigil. There is no email, phone number or password to hand over.
- 02
No ads, no analytics
No advertising identifiers, no usage tracking and no analytics tools watching what you do.
- 03
Offline by default
Your vaults open without a connection. The network is only used to buy or restore a plan.
Privacy is mostly what an app leaves out
Encryption protects your files. But an app can encrypt every photo and still tell an analytics company when you open it, how long you stay, and what your files are called, or show ads that follow you around the web. None of that touches your photos, and all of it is a privacy problem.
Sigilock includes none of it. No account, so there is no email address tied to your vault. No advertising, so there is no advertising identifier. No analytics or crash reporting, so there is no stream of events about how you use the app.
The one thing that does leave your phone
Payments. When you buy a plan, Apple or Google process it, and RevenueCat confirms your subscription using an anonymous ID and your purchase receipts. That is the whole list: never your vault, your files or your patterns. The privacy policy spells it out.
Nothing to breach
We don’t keep a database of users, so there is none to leak.
Nothing to sell
No profile of you exists, for advertisers or anyone else.
Works offline
On a plane, abroad or off the grid, your vault opens the same way.
Another app announces a data breach and asks everyone to reset their password. Sigilock never had your email, your files or your password, so there’s nothing to reset.
No account, no tracking, answered.
More questions? See Support or read how the security design fits together.
Why doesn’t Sigilock have an account?
Because an account is something that can be hacked, subpoenaed or reset by someone else. Your sigil and recovery phrase are all you need.
What data does Sigilock process at all?
Only what’s needed to confirm your purchase: Apple or Google handle the payment, and RevenueCat sees an anonymous ID and your receipts. Never your vault.
Do I need an internet connection?
No. Everything works offline. You only need a connection to buy or restore a plan.
How do I restore my plan without an account?
Your purchase belongs to your Apple ID or Google account. Tap Restore purchases in Settings and the store confirms it.
Does Sigilock send crash reports?
No. Crash reports can include file names and other details, so Sigilock doesn’t collect them.
Does the Sigilock website track me?
The website uses Google Analytics, which sets cookies, to understand how visitors find it. The app is separate and has no analytics or tracking of any kind.
Works well with
All featuresDraw your first sigil.
Free for 7 days, then €22.99 a year. Your photos stay on your phone, sealed behind a pattern only you know.
Launching soon on iPhone and Android