РhоtоSаvеr Vаult Аpp Software

PhotoSaver had proven itself quite quickly to being one of the best on the App Store. It is quick, secure and reliable. Practically impenetrable encryption with even further encryption once accessed. I gave this app a sold 5 stars and I couldn’t force myself to go any lower. I tried a couple of others but I quickly found myself uninstalling them in a matter of minutes upon downloading. The feature that stood out to me the most is most definitely the fast accessibility rate of the app. Upon further inspection, I came to a conclusion that the developers made an amazing effort at optimising the app. It doesn’t take up too much space on your phone compared to some of the other worse alternatives due to it simplistic layout which makes it a lot more eye-friendly than some unnecessary animations crawling on your display. I found myself in love with the way it ran on a fairly older phone. All of these things aside we come to the bare back-bones of the app. It has two types of storage options, a open one that anyone can view upon opening that app and then the private storage that requires some sort of identification, being it a simple passcode, fingerprint scanner or face recognition on the newer phones. All of these features make the app a pleasure to use and my only regret is that I haven’t found this earlier, saving myself from some horrendous app designs. Will definitely use again.

After a couple of days familiarising myself with this app, I’m really pleased with how it turned out. Super good for keeping your pictures that you don’t want anyone else to see out of your photo album but still access them quickly. For the time I had it, none of my family members was able to get into the private album, further emphasising my point that the security on it is splendid. It is secure, efficient and easy to operate around. Storage shouldn’t be an issue as the app uses the storage of your phone itself, so as long as you have enough storage on your phone for the picture yo should be good to go. I mean, the app itself is pretty self explanatory. It does exactly what it tells you. A feature that I’m very fond of is the public gallery. I haven’t seen any other photo vault app on the app store implement a feature like this. You can just quickly switch to the public vault when you hear someone approaching while you’re browsing some of your private files and it doesn’t look unnatural. You’re still on the app and when they ask you “What are you doing?” you just show them the screen and you have nothing to be ashamed of. I also find it quite calming that the abundance of unnecessary animations that flicker across the whole screen wasn’t implemented into the app. This makes the app a lot more easy to use especially for people like me who have difficulty focusing on moving objects.

I can openly call myself a fan of these vault apps. I do have some pictures that I would rather not tell or show anyone about and in the past I tried out many of these kinds of apps, but PhotoSaver stood out to me the most from the second I first launched it on my phone. The simplistic design mde me question “why haven’t all of the rest of the vault apps made it so simple?”. One of the app’s main features is that it is completely without ads. And I’m pretty sure everyone would agree with me here, no one likes ads. They’re just simply annoying. All I was trying to do is upload some photos to a similar app like this one ans then it started showing one app after another... Whereas there is none of it in this app. You can use it all you like without being constantly reminded that you need to use the app like it was intended to be used. The app is also surprisingly very well optimised. You can clearly tell that the developers know EXACTLY what they’re doing. I don’t remember the app lagging at all making it very easy and not frustrating to use. You can use it on the go as well as a permanent private storage on your phone, but it doesn’t give you any more space on your phone as the pictures are still stores on your phone which makes complete sense. Overall, I’m impressed with the amount of effort that the developers put into the making of this app.