private • adults-only • parent-safe

Your private vault — away from the family feed.

HushVault is a discreet photo & video vault for adults who share devices, tablets, logins, or photo apps with family. Move intimate or personal media out of shared galleries (Google Photos, iCloud, Samsung Gallery, OneDrive, Dropbox, and more), lock it behind a PIN, then clean up the shared library so kids don’t stumble into something they shouldn’t.

Start free — 2GB included See how it works No ads • no data selling • no AI training

Why families use HushVault

Life is messy: shared Google logins, a kid grabbing your phone, a tablet signed into the “family” account, a living‑room photo frame. HushVault gives you a clean separation — without changing how you use your normal photo apps.

Shared accounts
One Google Photos library for everyone? Great… until it isn’t.

Shared devices
Kids use your phone/tablet and scroll too far.

Auto backups
Camera roll sync pushes everything into a place others can access.

Accidental screens
Casting, photo frames, and “memories” widgets can surface private stuff.

Built for discretion: The vault shows blurred previews by default, so even the vault itself is “safe at a glance.”

Private by default

Your vault isn’t a social feed. It’s a locked drawer.

Blurred previews (tap to reveal)

Vault PIN + auto‑lock

Optional encryption at rest

Collections to stay organized

Fast uploads with quota tracking

Adults 18+ with strict rules

Important note: HushVault doesn’t connect to your Google Photos library or control your phone storage. You choose what to upload, and we guide you through cleanup steps in your photo app. (A future Android app will make “move + delete” smoother.)

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Works with what you already use

Use HushVault alongside Google Photos, iCloud Photos, Samsung Gallery, OneDrive, Amazon Photos, Dropbox, and more. Keep family memories where they belong — and keep private moments private.

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