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How we compare photo vault apps

Comparison pages are easy to abuse. We'd rather you trust ours. Here's exactly how we build them, and how to tell us when we get something wrong.

Updated 2 min readBy the VaultBolt team

Sources

Every competitor cell comes from the app's US App Store listing, plus the developer's own website where it has one. Ratings, release dates and update dates come from Apple's public lookup data. Each page shows the date we checked.

What our labels mean

  • Yes / No: the listing says so.
  • Partly: the listing describes something similar but narrower, such as backup encryption without on-device encryption.
  • Not listed: the listing doesn't mention it. That doesn't prove the feature is missing.
  • On the roadmap: a VaultBolt feature that is planned but not yet in the App Store build.

What we won't do

  • Claim another app lacks a feature because we couldn't find it.
  • Quote anonymous reviews as facts.
  • Hide where another app is better. Every comparison has a "where they are strong" section and a "choose them if" line.

Corrections

If you make one of these apps and something is wrong or out of date, tell us through the support page and we'll update it.

VaultBolt team
We build an encrypted photo vault for iPhone and iPad. We check Apple instructions against current Apple Support documentation and update guides when iOS changes.

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