Keep private videos out of your gallery and phone backups. Lockilee encrypts them on your device and plays them back only after you unlock with your PIN or biometrics.
Videos take up more space, get backed up the same way photos do, and are just as visible to anyone browsing your gallery or recent-apps preview. Because they're larger, people often resort to weaker workarounds — renaming files, burying them in obscure folders — that don't actually stop anyone from opening them.
Lockilee's video vault treats videos the same way it treats photos: encrypted on your device, removed from shared storage, and playable only inside the app after you unlock it.
Move videos already on your device into the vault. They're encrypted and removed from your gallery.
New videos recorded through the Private Camera go directly into the vault, encrypted from the moment they're saved.
Watch vault videos inside Lockilee without exporting them anywhere else.
Group videos into folders alongside photos, documents and other files.
Yes. Videos stored in Lockilee's vault can be played back within the app after you unlock it — you don't need to move them back out to a public folder to watch them.
Video files are simply larger than photos, so importing many long videos will take longer and use more of your device's storage — the vault itself doesn't add meaningful overhead beyond the encryption step.
Yes, with the Private Camera. Videos you record with it are encrypted immediately and never appear in your regular gallery.
No. Because vault content lives in app-private storage rather than shared media storage, it isn't picked up by the gallery-backup process that normally syncs your camera roll.