Skip Notes vs Vault

Skip Notes lets you keep a list of secure notes on your device.

A secure password manager that works completely offline. Vault is a password manager and password vault that stores everything on your device using AES-256 encryption - the same standard trusted by banks and governments. No account. No cloud. No subscription. No ads. Pay once. Own it forever. 100% offline password manager No internet permission required - verifiable before you install. Your passwords physically cannot leave your device. Secure AES-256 encryption AES-256-GCM encryption with PBKDF2-SHA256 key derivation (600,000 iterations). Your master password is never stored - only you can unlock your password vault. Biometric unlock Quick access with fingerprint or face unlock. Master password always required as the secure fallback. Strong random password generator Built-in password generator creates cryptographically secure random passwords. Adjust length, character sets, and exclusions. Generate a strong password for every account. Password strength analyser Check any password's strength with real crack-time estimates. See exactly how long it would take an attacker to break a weak password - and how to make it stronger. Encrypted backup & restore Export your encrypted password vault to a file you control. Import to a new device anytime. Your backup, your control. Auto-clearing clipboard Copied passwords are automatically cleared from your clipboard after 30 seconds. No tracking. Ever. No ads. No analytics. No third-party SDKs. No data collection. We cannot see your data - and neither can anyone else. Why choose Vault? Most password managers store your data on their servers. They charge monthly subscriptions. They show ads. They track you. Vault does none of that. A secure password manager should keep your passwords secure - on your device, under your control. Pay once, own it forever, and stop renting access to your own data. Perfect for anyone who wants a strong password manager and random password generator without monthly fees, cloud syncing, or privacy compromises.