# LifeVault: Family Organizer — user reviews

> 2 indexed App Store user reviews of LifeVault by Pixel Street Media LLC, rated 4.50/5 from 4 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/lifevault-family-organizer/id6762872410/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/lifevault-family-organizer/id6762872410.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 3 · 4★ 0 · 3★ 1 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 0

## Most critical reviews (2 lowest-rated)

### 3/5 — Needs security update

*2026-08-12*

I love the theme of the app and how it looks but I fear that my secure information isn’t secure because you can’t activate Face ID, password lock and AES doesn’t show a certificate. If these secure features were updated it would be a perfect app. Please update because the information that we put in this app is our life and can ruin our lives if leaked.

**Developer response:** Thank you for reporting this. You found a real bug, and your review helped us identify and fix it.

We found an issue in the App Lock system that could cause LifeVault to incorrectly determine that device authentication was unavailable. In some circumstances, that meant Face ID and the iPhone passcode fallback were not offered as they should have been. We’ve rebuilt and audited App Lock so Face ID and your device passcode now work together correctly. If LifeVault cannot reliably determine the authentication state, the vault stays locked rather than opening.

Most importantly, I want to address your concern about this information being leaked. LifeVault is local-first. LifeVault does not require an account and does not operate servers that store your vault data. Your records, documents, contacts, and other vault data remain on your device unless you choose to back up or share them. The App Lock bug affected access to LifeVault on the device — it did not transmit, upload, or leak your vault data anywhere.

I also want to address your AES concern. AES encryption does not use or display a security certificate. Certificates are generally used to authenticate a server or website during a network connection. LifeVault’s own backup files are encrypted on your device using AES-256-GCM before they leave the app.

The latest update also adds encrypted Automatic Backups, stored in your own iCloud. LifeVault does not operate servers that store your vault or backups.

Settings now clearly shows whether your vault is protected by Face ID or your device passcode.

You’re right that the information people trust LifeVault with is their life, and protecting it has to be treated accordingly. THANK YOU for taking the time to flag this. I appreciate you suggesting update as opposed to just deleting app.  It's feedback like yours that helps me improve LifeVault!  If anything still looks wrong after updating, please email support@lifevaultapp.com. I read those messages myself.

Many thanks,

Rachel
LifeVault Developer

### 5/5 — Life just got easier!

*2026-07-24*

Are you kidding me? It’s about time someone made an app like this.

This is exactly what I needed. And if you’re reading the reviews trying to decide, there’s a good chance it’s exactly what you need too.

Everything important is finally in one place instead of scattered across emails, notes, file folders, and random apps. It’s easy to use, well organized, and gives me peace of mind knowing my family can find what they need if something ever happens.

One of those apps you don’t realize you’ve been missing until you have it. Easy five stars.

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