Private notes, encrypted like everything else

What you can do

• Write private notes inside a vault.
• Keep them next to the photos and documents they belong with.
• Rely on the same AES-256-GCM encryption as the rest of the vault.
• Write as many as you like: notes are unlimited on every plan, including Free.

What people keep in them

Details that go with a document, a door or safe code, account numbers, a list of what’s in the vault, or anything you’d rather not leave in a notes app that syncs everywhere.

Two honest tips

• For passwords you type every day, a password manager with autofill is still the better tool. On iOS 18 and later, that can be Apple’s own Passwords app.
• Don’t keep your OwlVault recovery phrase in an OwlVault note. If you ever need the phrase, it’s because you can’t open the vault.