Locks when the screen sleeps
The key is wiped from memory the moment the screen goes dark — folding a foldable counts. One unlock serves the app, the keyboard and autofill together.
Sekuvo is your secure vault: passwords, cards and notes, encrypted on your phone with a key only your master password can derive. It has no server, no account, no sync — and no way to phone home.
Google Play listing is in preparation. Sekuvo is free and GPLv3 — the code is the proof.
Every sensitive field is sealed with AES-256-GCM. The key never touches a server because there is no server; it is derived on your phone, from your master password, every time you unlock.
The key is wiped from memory the moment the screen goes dark — folding a foldable counts. One unlock serves the app, the keyboard and autofill together.
One encrypted .vaultbak file, stored wherever you choose. File + backup password restores everything on any device — the recovery path is tested end to end.
Forget the master password and the data is gone. That is the design: a door only you can open has no spare key under the mat.
The clipboard is where secrets go to be stolen. Sekuvo types values straight to their destination instead.
Sign-in and card forms offer your entries directly. While locked, the system gets nothing — unlock first, then choose.
Switch to it in any app and type a stored secret into the field — searchable, recents on top, no copy step.
Your phone becomes a Bluetooth keyboard and types the secret at the computer's cursor. Nothing is installed on the computer.
The Google Play listing is in preparation. Until then you can build from source — the repository README covers it in two commands.
The QR transfer tools are downloads, not web pages: they run entirely on your machine, and this site never asks for a secret.
github.com → Releases · verify the published SHA-256