Duress, decoys and hidden vaults

A duress password looks like any other at the door. Each one does what you chose: open a decoy vault, wipe this device’s copy, or lock hard and alert you.

A hidden vault is a file among others that look just like it, opened by its own password. The app never shows which one opened.

The hidden shelf keeps chosen entries out of every list, search and autofill until you open it with your password.

Self-destructing entries remove themselves at a time you set.

What these cannot do

They are meant to get you through a quick look under pressure. They do not defeat forensics. Flash storage does not reliably erase, and a disk image taken earlier, or a sync provider’s file history, still holds what it held. An entry that has self-destructed still exists in any copy made before then.