No. HushVault is an adults‑only privacy tool — a place to store personal media privately so it doesn’t show up in a shared camera roll, family tablet, or “memories” widget.
No. Google Sign‑In is used only to authenticate you. You choose what to upload to HushVault.
Not reliably from a website. Web apps can’t safely control your device storage or third‑party photo apps. We provide a quick cleanup checklist, and the planned Android app will make device‑side cleanup much smoother.
Common image and video formats work best (JPG/PNG/WebP, MP4/MOV). If something won’t upload, it’s usually an unsupported format or a size limit.
Your vault shows privacy‑safe blurred thumbnails by default. You can still open files normally, but casual glances don’t reveal what’s inside.
When enabled, files are stored encrypted on the server and unlocked using a key derived from your Vault PIN. If you forget your PIN, we can’t recover encrypted files.
Only if you intentionally share your sign‑in. HushVault doesn’t auto‑share anything. If you share devices at home, we strongly recommend using the Vault PIN + auto‑lock.
No. We’re an independent service. Google Sign‑In is used for authentication only.
Anything illegal, non‑consensual, or involving minors — ever. We have zero tolerance. See the Acceptable Use Policy for details.