Real moments.
Practical fixes.
Your phone holds more than photos. These pages begin with the situation — the swipe, the shared passcode, the repair ticket — and end with the files locked away and the clutter gone.
Everyday moments
Handing over an unlocked phone, showing one photo, a kid on your device. These pages separate private files before ordinary phone use exposes them.
I handed my phone over to show one photo and they swiped into the rest
Someone asks to see a picture, your unlocked phone is in their hands, and your whole camera roll is one swipe away.
Read the scenario → Parents who hand a phone to a child for games, videos or callsMy kid was on my phone and found my private photos
Your child is happily playing on your unlocked phone, then turns the screen toward you with a photo you never meant anyone to see.
Read the scenario →Travel, repair & device access
Repair counters, trade-ins and lost phones turn device access into data access. Reduce what stays on the phone, then lock what you still need to carry.
The repair shop wants my passcode. What can they see?
The screen is cracked, the repair ticket is open, and someone asks for your PIN so they can test the phone afterwards.
Read the scenario → Anyone selling, trading in, or handing down a phoneBefore you sell or trade in your phone: the private-file checklist
The new phone is on the desk, the old one is going to a stranger or a sibling, and the camera roll still holds four years of everything.
Read the scenario →Lock the files that
carry context.
Move them out of Photos and behind your own PIN or pattern. Free to download for iPhone and Android.