VaultMyApp
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Private browser spaces

Keep your browser private.
Even on a shared computer.

Keep your logins, tabs, history and browser space behind one password — without switching browsers or signing out of everything.

Launch updates only. No noise.
A laptop being handed to another person while signed-in mail, saved logins, browsing history, open tabs and personal accounts remain visible in the browser.

Someone can use your computer without getting your browser life with it.

Your browser is more than a window to the web. It remembers where you've been, what you're signed into, what you were working on and how you like things set up. VaultMyApp keeps that browser space yours, even on a computer other people use.

01

Signed-in sessions

Keep using the accounts you rely on without handing those sessions to the next person at the keyboard.

02

Browsing history

Your browsing history belongs in your browser space, not in a profile anyone on the computer can casually open.

03

Tabs and work in progress

Come back to your own browser context instead of wiping it away every time someone else needs the computer.

04

Your browser setup

Keep the browser space you use every day separate from everyone else's access to the machine.

Three laptop states showing unlock, normal browsing and locked again.

Use your browser normally. Lock your space when you're done.

VaultMyApp is designed around the browser you already use and the habits you already have. The protection should disappear into the workflow.

Unlock your space

Enter your VaultMyApp password when you want to use your private browser space.

Browse as usual

Your sessions, history, tabs and browser state remain available to you while you use the browser normally.

Close it when you're done

Your browser space goes back behind the password instead of remaining available to whoever uses the computer next.

Why it's different

The password doesn't just hide a window.

VaultMyApp keeps your browser data encrypted on disk while you use it. It doesn't unpack your full browser space into a readable folder when you unlock it. Data is handled in the pieces the browser actually asks for.

Encrypted on disk while in use
Full decrypted browser folder Not created
Data stored on disk Encrypted
Access to your browser space Password-protected
Your everyday browser Keep using it

Need to choose a protection method? Compare ways to protect a Chrome profile while keeping accounts signed in. Keeping its contents private and keeping the space out of view are different goals: see what locking does—and does not—hide.

At home

A family computer without a family browser profile.

Let other people use the machine without leaving your own browser space open to them.

With children

Your child can use the computer. Your profile can still require your password.

Keep your own unrestricted browser space separate instead of relying on everyone to stay in the right profile.

Occasional sharing

Hand someone the laptop without first dismantling your browser life.

Keep your persistent browser space for yourself instead of signing out of everything before every handoff.

Early access

Your computer can be shared. Your browser doesn't have to be.

VaultMyApp is not publicly available yet. Join the waitlist to hear when early access opens.

Launch updates only. No noise.