Your most sensitive information deserves more than promises. Here's exactly how Local Legacy Vault protects your data—and why this approach is fundamentally different.
Unlike cloud-based services, your vault file never leaves your computer. This means no data breaches affecting your information, no company employees accessing your data, and no government requests for your files.
Even if someone obtained your vault file, they couldn't open it without your master password. The encryption is mathematically unbreakable with current technology.
The same encryption standards used by governments and financial institutions
Every piece of data in your vault is encrypted using AES-256, the gold standard for symmetric encryption. It would take billions of years for the world's fastest supercomputer to crack.
AES-256-GCMYour master password is transformed using PBKDF2 with hundreds of thousands of iterations, making brute-force attacks computationally infeasible.
PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256Sensitive data like your master password is cleared from memory immediately after use, preventing extraction even if your system is compromised.
Zero-Copy SecurityYour vault file is always encrypted on disk. Even if someone copies the file, it's completely unreadable without your master password.
Full Disk EncryptionTrue zero-knowledge architecture means I literally cannot access your information
When you set up your vault, you'll receive a unique recovery phrase. This phrase is generated locally and never transmitted anywhere.
Store it in a safe place—a physical safe, a safety deposit box, or with your attorney. If you ever forget your master password, this phrase is your way back in.
Important: I cannot recover your vault without this phrase. This is a feature, not a limitation. It means no one—not even me—can bypass your security.
Protect your legacy with encryption you can trust.
Get Local Legacy Vault