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HOW QVLT WORKS

A private file. A clear path.

Protect it on your device. Share it your way. The intended recipient opens it with Qvlt.

  1. ProtectOn your device
  2. ShareThrough your chosen delivery path
  3. UnlockOn the recipient’s device
No central Qvlt server required for this flow.
  1. 01

    Protect

    Choose a file to keep private, for yourself or someone you trust.

    Sharing starts with a verified contact.

    Add a contact and check their cryptographic identity. For in-person QR pairing, confirm you are connecting with the right person.

    Then choose that verified contact as the recipient. An email address alone cannot authorize access.

    Qvlt creates the protected .qvault file locally. No Qvlt account or upload to a Qvlt cloud is required.

  2. 02

    Share

    Send the protected file through your chosen delivery method: a file transfer, removable storage, or an external service.

    An external provider may see delivery information and handles the protected file under its own policies.

  3. 03

    Unlock

    The intended recipient opens the file with Qvlt and uses their identity to unlock it on their device.

    Qvlt checks the protected content before making it available. The recipient controls any unprotected copies they choose to keep.

Inside QvltAndroid · in development
Qvlt on Android: Choose files, open a received protected file, and use Open or Share for a sample file in My Vault.
Actual app capture from a development build, using sample data. The interface may change before release.

Before you share: the recipient needs Qvlt and their own identity.

Read the sharing questions

Protect what matters.

In development. Preparing for release.

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