Dead Pixel

Deadpixel hides behind a glitch. Anyone who tries opens it sees your phone start to glitch, flicker and tear, like the display is dying. The glitch stops 10 seconds after they give up, and they move on. Only your secret gesture opens the real app. SET UP IN A MINUTE Exit the app, take a screenshot of your home screen, and drop it in. Turn it on. That's it. A short video shows you how the first time you open it. THE GLASS WHEEL VAULT Spin a wheel of glass panels and tap one to open it: • Files, Photos, Videos and Documents • Apps: keep an app's installer here, remove it from your phone, reinstall it when you need it • Contacts that aren't in your phone's contact list • Calendar, To-do list and Notes A PRIVATE FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM Use a different Facebook or Instagram profile only inside Deadpixel. It opens in its own private browser that isn't linked to your phone, and everything is erased when you close it. YOUR WAY IN • Master gesture combination • Add your own gesture too • Change the app icon PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays on your phone. No account, no ads, no tracking. Optional passphrase encryption for your files. Deadpixel is free to set up. The vault includes a 3-day free trial, then a subscription.

Hide photos, videos, documents and archives in a private vault — sorted into folders for you. Open the app and it plays a failing screen: dead pixels, flicker, tearing. It closes itself. Only your own gesture opens the vault. Also inside: a separate contacts list and a day-by-day to-do calendar. A recycle bin, so a mis-tap isn't permanent. Export anything, any time. No account. No cloud. Nothing leaves your device. 3-day free trial, then monthly. en-US here