Breaches that yield nothing
A world where a stolen database is worthless ciphertext. Where attackers walk away empty-handed, and every person can see what they've shared, with whom - and take it back.
Our mission is simple: give every developer the simplest, most secure way to store and use sensitive data - while honoring the one person it truly belongs to. The user.
Encryption works. Doing it right is the hard part - key management, HSMs, enclaves, rotation, audit trails. Most teams don't have years to build that stack, so sensitive data ends up in ordinary databases, one leaked credential away from a headline.
The result is an industry-wide gap between what everyone knows they should do and what actually ships. Vaulty exists to close that gap: when protecting data is one API call, it actually happens. We make the secure path the easy path - the path of least resistance.
A world where a stolen database is worthless ciphertext. Where attackers walk away empty-handed, and every person can see what they've shared, with whom - and take it back.
Abstract encryption, key management, and confidential computing behind an API developers love. Give every team - from two founders to a bank - the same grade of data protection, without the cryptography degree.
Security is never a paid add-on. Every record in Vaulty gets AES-256 encryption, HSM-held keys, and audit logging - on every plan, from the first API call.
With user-bound keys, decryption requires the user's say-so - not yours, not ours. And we're building the transparency dashboard that lets people see what they've shared and revoke it.
Unused cryptography protects no one. If the secure way takes weeks, teams route around it. So we obsess over the API, the SDKs, and the docs until the secure way is the fast way.
Zero-trust, all the way down. Data is sealed before it's stored, keys never leave hardware, and compute happens in secure enclaves. Breach Vaulty and you get ciphertext - nothing else.
In the open, in this order. Design partners shape it.
Want one of these sooner? Tell us what you need.
Pilots, partnerships, security questions - one address reaches the people building Vaulty.
hello@vaulty.xyz →Security researcher? We want to hear from you - responsible disclosure is welcome at the same address.
One API call to encrypt, store, and use sensitive data - no cryptography expertise required.
AI agent? Connect our MCP server: npx -y @vaulty/mcp - see vaulty.xyz/mcp