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OwnVault

An offline password vault with no network access

OwnVault is a local-only password manager for Android. It requires no account or network permission and stores your encrypted vault entirely on your device. Protect entries with biometrics, a pattern and a master PIN, generate strong passwords, and create encrypted backups you control. Free to try with a one-time Pro unlock—no subscription, ads, analytics or cloud sync.

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I built OwnVault around a simple question: does a personal password vault really need an account and a cloud server? OwnVault takes a deliberately local-only approach. It doesn’t request network permission, and the encrypted vault stays entirely on the user’s Android device. The current version includes: 🔒 AES-256-GCM encryption for sensitive fields 🗄️ A SQLCipher-encrypted database 🔑 Keys protected through Android Keystore 👆 Pattern, biometrics and master PIN protection 🎲 A built-in password generator 💾 User-controlled encrypted backup and restore 🧹 Automatic clipboard clearing There are no accounts, ads, analytics, cloud synchronization or recurring subscriptions. The Android version is free to try, with a one-time Pro unlock. I also want to be transparent about the current limitations: OwnVault does not yet support Android Autofill, browser extensions or cross-device synchronization. Since the vault is local-only, users are responsible for keeping an encrypted backup somewhere safe. I’d love your honest feedback: - Is the local-only security model explained clearly? - Is Android Autofill the most important feature to add next? - Does the one-entry free version provide enough room to evaluate the app? Thanks for checking out OwnVault!

About OwnVault on Product Hunt

An offline password vault with no network access

OwnVault was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #59 on the daily leaderboard. OwnVault is a local-only password manager for Android. It requires no account or network permission and stores your encrypted vault entirely on your device. Protect entries with biometrics, a pattern and a master PIN, generate strong passwords, and create encrypted backups you control. Free to try with a one-time Pro unlock—no subscription, ads, analytics or cloud sync.

On the analytics side, OwnVault competes within Android, Privacy and Password manager — topics that collectively have 69.5k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how OwnVault performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.

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