LockYit keeps your vault on your devices, not on a server. That is what keeps it private, and it also means the best protection against losing a device is a backup somewhere else. LockYit 1.2 makes that automatic: choose a folder once, and LockYit keeps encrypted backups there for you.
LockYit 1.2 adds Files: attach photos and documents to any item in your vault. The scan of your passport can live on your Passport item, the warranty PDF on your laptop, and a photo of your insurance card on your medical record. Everything stays encrypted on your devices, just like the rest of your vault.
LockYit 1.0 ships with Local Sharing - a way to hand a specific item, like a password, a note, or a card, to another LockYit user you trust on the same network. Only the single item you choose is sent, re-encrypted just for that person, and no cloud server is ever involved. Here is how it works.
LockYit 1.0 is here, and one of its headline features is Local Sync - a way to keep your own devices, like your phone and your laptop, in step over your local Wi-Fi network. No cloud server is ever involved. Here is everything you need to set it up.