Choose your key
Set a passphrase and keep an optional recovery key somewhere safe, away from your phone. Face ID or Touch ID is planned as another way in.
Fort holds the few papers you would least want to leak, and only you hold the key.
No Fort cloud. On iPhone, an encrypted copy may be in your iCloud backup for now. Why.
Choose what goes in. Close the door when you are done. Fort is being built to keep your private things together on your phone.
Set a passphrase and keep an optional recovery key somewhere safe, away from your phone. Face ID or Touch ID is planned as another way in.
Add details, notes, files or photos. Fort is built to keep its own copy. The original stays where it is until you choose to remove it.
Auto-lock and a hidden app-switcher screen are planned. Nobody at Fort can open or reset your vault.
Everyday papers and private details that are useful to have, and better kept in one place.
The number you keep private.
Travel details, together.
For when you need them.
Keep important ones here.
Fort is not a crypto wallet.
Some words are only for you.
A place for a locked copy.
A locked copy of a photo of a card or document.
Seed phrases are words, not money. A seed phrase on a phone is less safe than one written down and kept offline. Copying seed phrases is off by default.
This is a sample screen, not the app. No real data is needed to look around.
Only your key opens it.
Two sample items. Just for this demo.
This is not a real Fort vault.
Am I Hacked’s clean-up is planned to make a locked file on your own laptop. Fort will be one optional place to open it. The password is planned to be made and shown only on your laptop. You can keep the locked file anywhere you like.
How the handoff is planned to workFort is optional. It is planned to check the file against your receipt before filing anything inside.
No. Fort is in build and is not in any store yet. It has not been tested on a real phone or had an outside security review.
Fort is for adults who want their own papers in one locked place on their phone. It is not a crypto wallet, it is not a cloud backup, and it is not made for hiding things from a parent or partner.
If you lose your passphrase and recovery key, your data is gone. Nobody at Fort can open or reset it.
No. Fort stores words; it does not manage money, make transactions or connect to a blockchain.
A paid plan is planned as a subscription. If you stop paying, you can still open, read, export and delete everything already in Fort.