Intruder photo
Someone tried to get in. Now you know who.
After wrong attempts, VaultBolt Pro silently captures a front-camera photo and records the time. The intruder log lives inside your encrypted vault, so only you can see it.
How it works
Intruder photo, step by step.
Turn it on in Security
Choose after how many wrong attempts a photo is taken.
Someone guesses wrong
The camera captures silently; the lock screen looks unchanged.
You see it after unlocking
A banner shows the attempt, with the photo and time in the intruder log.
Stored encrypted
Intruder photos are sealed into the vault like any other file.
Free teaser
On the free plan you still see 'Someone tried to open your vault', without the photo.
Alerts to another device
Sending an intruder alert to your iPad or another device is planned.
Honest limits
- The camera needs a clear view of the face; covers and low light reduce results.
FAQ
Intruder photo: common questions
Does VaultBolt take a photo of intruders?
Yes, on Pro. After wrong attempts it takes a silent front-camera photo and logs the time inside your encrypted vault.
Related features
Unlock your way
Draw a pattern, type a PIN or passphrase, or use Face ID and Touch ID, with a strength hint as you set it up.
Decoy vault and duress code
A decoy code opens harmless content. A duress code also removes the real vault's keys from the device, silently.
Quick exit and screen privacy
Flip or shake to lock, a cover in the app switcher, and an alert with a one-tap delete when a screenshot is taken.
VaultBolt
Your stuff. Locked in.
Get VaultBolt for iPhone and iPad, or see exactly how it works in the interactive demo vault.
