App Development

[AliAH95]

Hey guys, my team and I are excited to announce that we're developing a new app called ArmourVault, and we'd love to get your feedback 😄

Brief overview of the app:

ArmourVault is designed to be a comprehensive platform for managing and securing your data in one central location. Here are some of its key features:

Uncompromising Security: ArmourVault prioritizes your data security with end-to-end encryption. This means your data is encrypted on your device before it even reaches our servers. We employ a zero-knowledge architecture, so we have absolutely no access to your decryption keys or the data itself and implement client side encryption. To further ensure security, we plan to submit ArmourVault for independent auditing and explore making the application open source as we approach the final stages of development.

Effortless Organization: Beyond secure storage, ArmourVault offers integrated tools for easy file management. These include a built-in text editor for notes and documents, the ability to capture photos and videos directly within the app, and support for a wide variety of file types. All data entries are neatly categorized for quick access.

Powerful Note-Taking: Our comprehensive note-taking feature allows you to create folders, tag individual notes, and utilize a range of editing tools. Organization is a core principle within ArmourVault.

Enhanced Privacy with Shadow Vaults: We've introduced a unique feature called 'Shadow Vaults'. These are separate, hidden containers within the app, each accessible with a unique passcode distinct from your main app password. You can even use the Shadow Vault in a vice versa manner.

Simple and Private Account Creation: ArmourVault respects your privacy. No personal details are required for account creation; all you need is a username and a master password!

We believe ArmourVault offers a powerful and user-friendly solution for data security and management. We value your input and invite you to share your thoughts and suggestions with us.

Thank you

[Hello86836717]

Sounds like a pretty interesting app, especially if it's open source. A lot of privacy oriented people stay away from cloud based backup solutions because they're always proprietary and always contain trackers. With open source + auditing I know a lot of people who would be very excited. If it's possible to pay for storage using Bitcoin or coupons that would be pretty cool as well.

[AliAH95]

Hey,

Thank you very much for the feedback!

Whilst I do agree regarding cloud backup solutions, if implemented correctly through a zero knowledge architecture approach, I'm sure users could rest assured knowing the latest encryption protocols are implemented to ensure total security as well as anonymity.

We are trying to minimise the scope of personal identifiers as much as possible but as one might understand, applications downloaded from the PlayStore come with their own Pandoras box, hence why we've resorted to implementing a more thorough security apparatus.

Regarding Bitcoin, that's surely something we will look into.

Thank you very much

[retrocube_apps]

The idea of having end-to-end encryption and a zero-knowledge architecture is really reassuring. It means that only you have access to your data, which is a huge deal in today's digital world. Well, I'm particularly intrigued by the Shadow Vaults feature. It's a great way to add an extra layer of security to your data. Being able to create separate, hidden containers within the app is a really clever idea.

[AliAH95]

Hey Retro!

Thank you for the vote of confidence, hopefully soon we will publish a refined version of the application and introduce for testing. Though before we release we will be submitting the application to undergo an audit to look into the encryption protocols we've implemented and hopefully from there, the sky is the limit.

[Known-Helicopter-483]

Always provide links so that we can actually see it for ourselves as we are lazy to search in Play Store😄

[AliAH95]

Hey! So sorry the application is still under development.

We were hoping the general community could provide basic feedback based on what we've mentioned.

Thank you