Geo Locker vs App Privacy Report Analyzer

GeoLocker: Location-Locked Encrypted Vaults Keep your private notes, photos, video, audio and files in encrypted vaults that are tied to real places. Most apps protect your data with a password you can be forced to hand over. GeoLocker ties it to locations only you know, and for the things that matter most, it can hide that the vault is even there. **Two kinds of vaults** Biometric vaults Every vault gets its own key inside your iPhone's Secure Enclave and opens with Face ID or Touch ID. Put a vault at a place that means something to you, like your home, a park bench or your desk. Open it by going there, or by finding the spot on the map. Hidden vaults (plausible deniability) A hidden vault needs two things to open: the right secret location and a passphrase. Both are built into the encryption key. Get either one wrong and nothing happens. It looks exactly the same as an empty spot with no vault at all. GeoLocker never shows how many hidden vaults you have, or whether you have any. There are no names, no counts and nothing left in plain text. If someone ever forces you to open a vault, you can give up a decoy while your real vaults stay invisible. You can even set the decoy vault to destroy the other vaults. **What you can store** Notes, photos, video, audio recordings and file attachments. Make as many vaults as you want, each at its own place. If one is ever found, the rest stay locked. **Security and privacy** • AES-256-GCM encryption, with a separate Secure Enclave key for every vault • Argon2id key derivation for hidden vaults • Your data stays on your phone. No account, no cloud, no servers • The app locks itself the moment it goes to the background • Optional protection against screenshots and screen recording • A per-vault unlock radius you can adjust to suit how careful you want to be **Honest about what it does** GeoLocker tells you, in plain words, what each kind of vault protects against and what it does not. No hype. You decide which vault fits which secret. The place is the key. For your most sensitive data, even the lock stays a secret.

App Privacy Report Analyzer helps you turn Apple’s App Privacy Report data into clear, searchable privacy insights. Import Apple App Privacy Report `.ndjson` files to analyze app activity, sensor access, network connections, contacted domains, tracking domains, permission usage, and changes over time — all fully on-device. Built for developers, power users, and privacy-conscious people who want structured visibility into app behavior without hype, cloud uploads, accounts, or exaggerated warnings. WHAT THIS APP DOES • Import: Read Apple’s App Privacy Report `.ndjson` files. • Analyze: View sensor, permission, network, DNS, URL, and domain activity on-device. • Break Down by App: See each app’s privacy footprint, including sensors used, contacted domains, network activity, and summaries. • Break Down by Time: Investigate a specific day or time window with unified app, sensor, and network views. • Compare: Cross-reference reports to detect meaningful activity, access, and permission changes over time. • Search: Find domains, subdomains, IP addresses, URLs, or trackers and see which apps contacted them. • Track: Maintain a long-term history of your device’s privacy activity. All processing happens locally on your device. No accounts. No cloud sync. APP BREAKDOWN Understand privacy activity app by app. For each app, review: • Sensor and permission access • Network activity and contacted domains • Tracking domains • Activity summaries • Changes across imported reports Spot when an app starts using a new sensor, contacting a new domain, or changing its background behavior. TIME BREAKDOWN Investigate privacy activity by day or time window. Review what happened during a specific period, including: • App activity • Sensor access • Permission usage • Network requests • Domain and tracker activity Useful for understanding what changed after installing, opening, or updating an app. SENSORS & PERMISSIONS Review how apps use system permissions and sensors, including: Location, Contacts, Calendars, Photos, Bluetooth, Local Network, Microphone, Camera, Health, HomeKit, Media, Files, Motion & Fitness, and more. See usage frequency, rate changes, new access patterns, and when activity starts. NETWORK ACTIVITY Explore the domains, URLs, DNS activity, IP addresses, and trackers contacted by apps. • View domains contacted by each app • Search by domain, subdomain, IP address, or URL • Group related subdomains for cleaner network logs • Identify newly observed or suspicious domains • Track changes in background network behavior • Isolate domains flagged for tracking DOMAIN GROUPING & SEARCH Network logs can get noisy fast. App Privacy Report Analyzer groups related subdomains together, making domain activity easier to scan while preserving important detail. Search any domain, IP address, URL, or tracker to find which apps contacted it. APPS TO REVIEW Cut through the noise. Apps are flagged for review only when meaningful changes are detected: • New permission access • New sensor activity • Significant spikes in activity • New domains or network behavior • New tracking domains Mark apps as Reviewed or Ignored based on your own assessment. FREE VS PRO - NO SUBSCRIPTIONS Free: • Import up to 3 reports • Full analysis and comparison • App, sensor, permission, and network activity views • Review detected changes • Optional weekly reminder Pro - One-Time Unlock: • Unlimited imports • Long-term monitoring • Extended history and trends Pay once, own it forever. No subscriptions. PRIVACY FIRST • All analysis runs 100% on your device • Zero data is uploaded or shared • No analytics SDKs or trackers • No account required Note: This app does not perform malware detection. It provides structured, readable visibility into the raw privacy activity data generated by Apple’s native App Privacy Report.