SenseVault · Last updated 5 August 2026
SenseVault is developed and published by Saurabh Arora, operating under the trading name SA SecLabs. “We”/“us” means that. Contact: support@saseclabs.tech.
Nothing. Specifically not: your name, email or phone number; the contents of your vault; usage or analytics data; advertising or device identifiers; location; or automatic crash reports.
Only on your device, encrypted. The key is derived from your master password, which is never stored and never leaves the device. We cannot read your data, reset your master password, or recover your vault if you forget it.
The released app does not request Android's
INTERNET permission — you can verify this in Android's app settings. Without
it, the app has no means to send anything anywhere.
A backup is a single encrypted file, protected by a password you choose, saved wherever you tell it. We never see or receive it.
Automatic cloud backup is switched off for this app, and so is device-to-device transfer. Android will not copy your vault to Google's servers or to a new phone. A backup exists only when you create one yourself.
No advertising, no analytics SDKs, no third-party tracking or crash-reporting. Nothing is shared, because we hold none of your data.
If the app hits a problem, a report is kept on your phone until you close the app. It is never written to storage and never sent anywhere — there is no crash-reporting service, and the app has no internet access. You can read the report in full, and if you want to keep it or send it to us, save it to a file first.
Not directed at children, and collects no personal information from anyone.
Erase everything in-app (Settings → Reset vault) or by uninstalling. There is no account or server-side copy.
If a future version changes how data is handled — e.g. optional syncing between your own devices — this policy will be updated and the change disclosed first.
support@saseclabs.tech. To report a security issue, email the same address so it can be fixed before disclosure.