Draw your pattern
Pick a shape with at least 7 dots. There's a strength meter, if you'd like to be judged.
A recreation of Brikwall. Each pattern opens its own vault: a Z opens one, an N opens a different one.
Brikwall is a locked vault on your Android phone for the photos, videos and files you'd rather not have pop up when someone borrows it. You open it by drawing a pattern on a grid of dots, and that pattern is the actual key. It isn't saved anywhere, and I never see it.
Your phone holds your whole life and is one nosy friend away from sharing it.
Brikwall has no account and no email, and nothing gets uploaded. If you forget your pattern and your recovery words, even I can't help you. That's the point.
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Draw 7 to 25 dots on a grid to get in
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Take photos and videos that never touch your gallery
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Scan documents into private PDFs
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Search your files, even the words inside scans
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A panic pattern that opens a decoy vault
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12 recovery words, in case you forget the pattern
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Screenshots are blocked inside the app
Fill the vault
Import from your phone, or shoot straight into it. Everything is encrypted before it's saved.
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Save your 12 words
They're the only way back in if you forget your pattern. There's no reset email, because there's no email.
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Visit brikwall.app
How Brikwall works, in three steps.
Brikwall is headed to Google Play around November 20. It's Android only (version 9 and newer) and free to start. There's much more about how it works at brikwall.app.
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