Vault
Vault is notes encrypted in your browser before they are sent. The server stores ciphertext. The passphrase never leaves the browser, and Cheats cannot read the notes. Neither can anyone with access to the database.
Use Vault when the contents should stay unreadable even to Cheats. Ordinary lists belong in Notes. Guidance for an assistant belongs in Brain, which is unencrypted because the assistant has to read it.
Set it up
- Open Vault.
- Choose a passphrase and confirm it. This is the only time it is set.
- Create Vault.
The passphrase is the key. There is no reset, no email recovery, and no copy held by Cheats. Lose it and the notes cannot be recovered.
Caution. Write the passphrase down somewhere you control before you put anything in the Vault you cannot afford to lose. Cheats cannot restore it.
Unlock
Each visit asks for the passphrase before the notes are shown. Unlocking decrypts them in the browser. Locking, or leaving, drops the key from memory. The stored notes stay ciphertext.
A wrong passphrase does not reveal the notes. There is no hint stored alongside them.
What you can store
A Vault note is a private note: a title and a body. It does not appear in cheat search. It has no share link. It is not handed to an assistant.
Offline mode, on Pro, can keep a copy on the device so Vault opens without a connection. That copy is still ciphertext. Signing out of the device deletes it. See Start here.
Edit and delete
Edit a note while the Vault is unlocked. Delete a note to remove it. Deleting frees a slot on the Free plan.
The body follows the same size limit as other long text: 100 lines of up to 600 characters, and 10 KB for the record.
Plans
Free can keep 5 live Vault notes. Pro removes that cap. The count is separate from Notes and from Brain.