Family papers, kept safe
Passports, medical records, photos and videos for the whole family, encrypted on your iPhone and synced through your own iCloud.
For the moment someone asks
At the emergency room, 2 a.m.Your son's allergies, blood type and vaccination record, one tap from your lock screen.
At the borderA clear scan of every passport in the family, even with no signal.
After the basement floodsThe insurance policy and the receipts for what was down there.
Before anything runs out
The expiry radar reads the dates on your documents and reminds you weeks ahead.
Passports, ID cards, car insurance, a child's travel consent. Three are tracked in the free version; Pro tracks all of them for the whole family.
Shared, room by room
Make a room for Medical, one for the house, one for the kids. Invite only the people who need each one.
Your partner sees the house papers. Your mother sees the kids' medical room while she babysits. Nobody sees your private vault unless you share it.
The part vaults get wrong
of 690 one- and two-star reviews we read for vault apps came from people locked out of their own files.
We cannot reset your password and we cannot open your vault. So before Lockhearth saves your first document, you write 12 words on paper, type them back, and watch a test vault open with them. Every month it checks that your iCloud copy still opens.
On your wrist, too
Apple Watch keeps a medical card and the next expiry dates, sent from your iPhone and encrypted for that watch alone.
Families have kept their papers in one locked place by the fire for centuries. Lockhearth is that box, for papers that now live on phones.