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Frequently Asked Questions
This FAQ answers common questions about VeilVault’s design, security model, and limitations.
VeilVault is a security-first, offline-only password vault developed by CodeVeil.
If you forget your master password, your vault cannot be recovered.
VeilVault does not provide:
This is an intentional design decision to ensure that only you can access your data.
No.
All encryption and decryption happen locally on your device.
No.
VeilVault does not use:
Your vault exists only on your device unless you explicitly export it.
Not automatically.
Vault data is stored locally on a single device.
If you want to move data between devices, you must manually export and import your vault.
Biometric unlock is a convenience feature, not a replacement for the master password.
Users in high-risk environments may choose to disable biometric unlock.
VeilVault applies operating-system–level protections to restrict screenshots and screen recording while sensitive content is visible.
These protections:
They are designed to reduce accidental or casual exposure, not to provide absolute protection.
The Decoy Vault is an optional feature that allows VeilVault to display non-sensitive data when unlocked with a separate password.
The Decoy Vault:
PanicHold immediately obscures sensitive content or locks the vault.
Emergency wipe permanently deletes local vault data.
No.
VeilVault does not collect:
Insights are calculated locally and never leave the device.
No.
Generated passwords are:
No.
VeilVault is closed source.
No.
VeilVault assumes a non-rooted device and an uncompromised operating system.
VeilVault is for users who: