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Set Up HypaVault and Find Your Way Around
A passcode, 12 words on paper, and a quick tour of the five tabs. Everything you need before you add your first file.
11 walkthroughs in reading order, from your first passcode to Stealth Mode, backups and moving to a new phone. Each one shows the app and every step.
Set up your vault and bring your first files in.
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A passcode, 12 words on paper, and a quick tour of the five tabs. Everything you need before you add your first file.
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Every way in through the + button: the in-app camera, your photo library, documents and the recorder, plus how to clear the originals from your gallery.
Folders, search, notes and seed phrases.
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Folders inside folders, views saved per folder, drag and drop, and a search that finds anything by name. Here's how to keep a growing vault tidy.
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Notes that save as you type, and a seed phrase note that keeps your crypto wallet's words hidden until you press and hold.
Lock it, disguise it and keep it safe, even when you're forced to unlock.
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Auto-Lock, the privacy cover, screenshots and wrong tries: what keeps the vault covered when you put the phone down, and where its protection ends.
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A lock screen that works as a real calculator or alarm clock, an app icon to match, and how to open your vault from each.
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Up to three vaults on one phone, each behind its own passcode, and nothing in any of them that shows the others exist.
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A second passcode for when someone forces you to unlock. Here's exactly what it does, and what to prepare so you can bring your vaults back afterwards.
Back up, move to a new phone and share a vault.
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One encrypted file, checked before it's saved and kept wherever you choose. How to make it, restore from it, and prove it works before you need it.
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Your device key stays on the old phone, so each vault comes over with its recovery phrase. Here are the three ways to do it, and what to check before you wipe the old one.
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An encrypted copy and a one-time code, sent by different routes. The person who has both opens it as their own vault.
Guides take a goal from start to finish. For one task or one question, these are faster.
Every guide matches the app. Get HypaVault for iPhone, iPad or Android, and start with just a passcode.
Where to start, how guides differ from the Help Center, and how the page remembers what you've read.
Walkthroughs that take one goal from start to finish, like setting up your vault, disguising it as a calculator or moving to a new phone. Each one shows the app and the exact steps.
A help article answers one task in a few lines, like restoring a purchase. A guide covers a whole goal, explains why each step matters, and links to the help articles along the way.
Set Up HypaVault and Find Your Way Around. The guides are in reading order, from your first passcode to sharing a vault with someone you trust.
Read the Help ArticleNo. Each guide stands on its own, so you can go straight to the one you need. Reading in order simply builds on what came before.
Your browser remembers the guides you've opened, in its local storage on this device only. Nothing about it reaches us, and clearing the site's data in your browser resets it.
Yes. HypaVault works the same way on iPhone, iPad and Android, and where something differs, like screenshots or the name under a disguised icon, the guide says so.
Read the Help ArticleEach guide shows the date it was published, beside its topic and reading time.
Yes. Email mail@hypavault.com with what you'd like a guide to cover.
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