Quick exit and screen privacy
Someone walks in? It's already locked.
Privacy is often about the next three seconds. Flip the phone face down or give it a shake and VaultBolt locks. The app switcher never shows your photos, and if a screenshot is taken inside your vault, you are told straight away.
How it works
Quick exit and screen privacy, step by step.
Flip or shake
Turn on quick exit and choose the gesture.
Auto-lock
Lock immediately on leaving the app, or after a delay you choose.
Screenshot alert
If a screenshot is saved to Photos while your vault is open, a banner offers to delete it.
App-switcher cover
The preview in the app switcher shows a neutral cover, never your content.
Recording and mirroring
When the screen is recorded or mirrored, content is replaced by an opaque cover.
Clipboard care
Copied items are cleared and the keyboard avoids learning what you type in the vault.
Honest limits
- iOS lets apps detect screenshots but not block them, and nobody can stop a second camera.
FAQ
Quick exit and screen privacy: common questions
Can VaultBolt stop screenshots?
No app can block screenshots on iPhone. VaultBolt detects them inside your vault and offers to delete the screenshot from Photos.
Related features
Intruder photo
Wrong attempts trigger a silent front-camera photo and a time-stamped log, stored encrypted in your vault.
Unlock your way
Draw a pattern, type a PIN or passphrase, or use Face ID and Touch ID, with a strength hint as you set it up.
Stealth mode
An ordinary gallery on launch; a secret gesture reveals the unlock.
VaultBolt
Your stuff. Locked in.
Get VaultBolt for iPhone and iPad, or see exactly how it works in the interactive demo vault.
