Khaznety: Egypt Document Vault

Your papers, engraved like money. Khaznety is an encrypted, fully offline vault for Egypt's documents — one that warns you before anything expires. Egyptian paperwork runs on cycles nobody memorizes: the national ID every 7 years, the driving licence every 10, the vehicle licence every 1–3, insurance every year — and a passport that quietly becomes useless for travel 6 months before its printed date. Miss one and you pay: fines up to EGP 3,000, an impounded car, a blocked bank account, or a ruined trip at the airport gate. Meanwhile the documents themselves sit unencrypted in camera rolls that auto-upload to somebody else's cloud. Khaznety fixes both. THE ENCRYPTED VAULT — Every document is encrypted on your device (AES-GCM on top of full iOS Data Protection). — Face ID or your device passcode is the only key; the vault locks itself the moment you leave. — No account, no cloud, no analytics, no ads. Apple privacy label: Data Not Collected. — Verify it yourself: enable Airplane Mode — everything keeps working. REMINDED BEFORE THE FINE — Alerts 60/30/7/1 days before anything expires, and from 180 days for passports (the 6-months rule). — 29 Egyptian document types, from the national ID to the commercial register. — On-device text reading pre-fills expiry dates and document numbers from your scan — nothing is uploaded, ever. — Offline renewal playbooks for the five essential documents: the papers you need, approximate fees, and the official portal. KHAZNETY PRO — ONE-TIME PURCHASE, NOT A SUBSCRIPTION — Unlimited documents (free tier: 2 documents, with every security feature). — Family profiles: everyone's papers in their own file, reminders named accordingly. — A passphrase-encrypted backup you control — and restoring is free, always. Your papers are never held hostage. — Custom reminder schedules, from 180 days to 1 day. Full honesty: there is no cloud, so a lost phone without your own backup means lost papers. That is not a flaw — it is the entire point: what nobody holds, nobody can breach. We say it before you download, and the encrypted backup exists for exactly that moment. Security is free for everyone — always.