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SGit Vaults: secrets, kept in a vault

A secret is a password, a Wi-Fi network, a server or a card, kept as one encrypted file in a vault, behind Face ID. A secret in a shared vault is seen by everyone who holds that vault's key, and each change is a signed commit.

Every guide · Ideas and where they stand

1. The Secrets list.

Secrets are passwords, Wi-Fi networks, servers and the like, each kept as an encrypted file in a vault. Those in a shared vault are seen by everyone who holds its key.

The Secrets list. Numbered arrows mark the parts described below.

  1. Your own secrets, in a vault of your own.
  2. Each kind has its own fields: a device, a website login, a Wi-Fi network, a server.
  3. Who can see them: every device and person with this vault's key.
  4. A team vault's secrets, listed under its name.
  5. Search by name, website or user.
  6. Add a secret.

2. One secret.

One secret, with its fields. Hidden values stay masked until Face ID; every change is a commit, so an earlier version is never lost.

One secret. Numbered arrows mark the parts described below.

  1. Each field, with a button to copy it.
  2. Hidden values stay masked.
  3. Show hidden values, after Face ID.
  4. Which vault it is kept in, when it changed and by which device.
  5. Delete it: a commit like any other, so the vault's history keeps the earlier versions.

3. Questions for you.

The people building the app ask the owner questions here, and the answers go back to them encrypted. It is how decisions reach the code without a meeting.

Questions for you. Numbered arrows mark the parts described below.

  1. Questions from the people building the app. Answer by choosing, typing or speaking; answers are encrypted to the developers' key.
  2. How many are waiting.
  3. Tap one to answer it.

Where this stands

Pictures: SGit Vaults: iPhone, light, from sgit-app-screens.yml run 43606971217 on work/sherpa at 0f2e6f8 (the same tree as dev, 14 November 2026), after the design session's restyle.