Private. Local. Disguised.

Hide the vault behind a real calculator, then lock the media with real encryption.

Calculator Photo Hider uses a calculator PIN for the hidden app layer, then a separate encryption password for your private photos and videos. Export encrypted backups, move them off your phone, and import them later when you need to decrypt.

No cloud sync Two-layer access Export + import
Calculator ••••
🔒
Password-protected encryption

PIN opens the disguise. Password unlocks the encrypted media.

100% Offline protection
0 Cloud accounts required
2 Calculator PIN + encryption password

Built for real privacy

Protect media without giving up control.

🧮

Calculator disguise

Calculator Photo Hider opens like a simple calculator, keeping your private vault hidden in plain sight.

🛡️

Real local encryption

Photos and videos are encrypted on-device with a separate hard password, not just the calculator PIN.

📦

Portable encrypted backups

Export encrypted files, move them off the phone, then import them later when you need them.

How it works

Two layers before anything private opens.

The calculator PIN reveals the hidden app, while the encryption password protects the actual media.

01

Enter the calculator PIN

The app looks like a calculator until the correct PIN opens the hidden vault interface.

02

Use your encryption password

Your private photos and videos are protected separately with the hard password used for encryption.

03

Export or restore later

Move encrypted backups off the phone, import them later, then decrypt only with the right password.

Security by design

No remote recovery means no remote access.

Calculator Photo Hider is built around local-only encryption. Your data does not need to leave your phone for protection, and your encryption password is not stored by a cloud service.

  • Your files stay on your device unless you export them.
  • Encrypted exports stay protected during transfer or storage.
  • The calculator PIN and encryption password are separate security layers.
  • Losing your encryption password means encrypted media cannot be recovered.