Secure Password Encryptor vs VaultPony

Password Vault provides a simple and secure way to store your passwords directly on your device. Your data never leaves your phone. Everything you save is encrypted using industry-standard AES-GCM encryption, with keys derived from your private master password. Create, update, or remove passwords for any service you choose. Only you can access your encrypted vault—no accounts, no cloud syncing, and no tracking. Everything stays private on your device. Features: • Secure AES-GCM encryption • Local-only storage (nothing collected or shared) • Add, update, and delete passwords • Master password protection • Optional iCloud backup of encrypted data only • Simple, clean interface Password Vault does not connect to the internet, does not collect analytics, and does not share data.

VaultPony creates and opens encrypted containers on iPhone and iPad. A vault is a single encrypted file that holds a private filesystem, and only your password opens it. The containers are compatible with VeraCrypt, so you can open the same vaults on the desktop and back. There is no account, no cloud, and no network access. Your vaults are just files, kept wherever you choose, On My iPhone, iCloud Drive, or a third-party storage provider. Features: Create and open VeraCrypt-compatible containers, with a choice of cipher, hash, and filesystem (FAT or exFAT). Hidden volumes: conceal a second vault inside the first. Two passwords, and the outer one gives no sign the hidden one exists. The outer volume can be write-protected so normal use will not overwrite the hidden data. Header backup and recovery, in-place password change, and keyfiles. Face ID unlock, auto-lock when the app leaves the foreground, a privacy screen that hides vault content in the app switcher, and a no-trace mode that never writes decrypted content outside the vault. A full split-view layout on iPad; browse and preview side by side. Localized in English, German, Spanish, French, Russian, and Brazilian Portuguese. VaultPony is free and open source, built on a shared Rust core you can inspect. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by IDRIX; VeraCrypt is a registered trademark of IDRIX.