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Sigil vs Private Photo Vault

Private Photo Vault - Pic Safe is a photo and video vault from Legendary Software Labs LLC. Its website states AES-256 encryption, an on-device vault that needs no account, a decoy password and an optional encrypted Cloud Vault.

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Planned

Sigil is in development. Its column describes what version 1.0 is built to do.

Feature by feature

Across 7 rows, Sigil is ahead on 1, Private Photo Vault is ahead on 3 and 3 are level. Planned items count as not yet shipped.

Sigil compared with Private Photo Vault, feature by feature, with a source for each row
FeatureSigilPrivate Photo Vault
Encrypts files on the deviceFAQ: 'uses AES-256 encryption to protect your data'.Source for Encrypts files on the deviceYesYes
Needs no account or emailOn-device vault works without an account; the optional premium Cloud Vault does need one.Source for Needs no account or emailYesYes
No analytics or trackingApp Store privacy label lists Usage Data under Data Used to Track You.Source for No analytics or trackingYesNo
Decoy or duress vaultSecurity page: a decoy password opens an alternate vault.Source for Decoy or duress vaultPlannedYes
Encrypted cloud backupOptional premium Cloud Vault; files are encrypted on the device before upload.Source for Encrypted cloud backupPlannedYes
Albums or foldersListing: create albums in the app, with password-protected albums.Source for Albums or foldersYesYes
Break-in attempt logListing: Break-in Report with photo and GPS.Source for Break-in attempt logPlannedYes

Who each one suits

Private Photo Vault

Private Photo Vault is stronger than Sigil today on features you can use right now: an optional encrypted cloud backup, a decoy vault and a break-in report are all available. It also has the largest rating count of the ten apps compared here.

Sigil

Sigil is aimed at people who want no ad or analytics SDKs, a hidden vault count and a one-time purchase. Its decoy vault and encrypted iCloud backup are planned for v1.1, so they are not there at launch.

Price

Free to download, with in-app purchases. Listed on the US App Store on 2026-10-21: Private Photo Vault Premium at $6.99, $12.99, $35.99 and $39.99, and Private Photo Vault Upgrade at $39.99. The listing says the free version does not back up to Cloud Vault. Source

Private Photo Vault on the App Store

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