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No. The owner-only back office lists account email, display name, sign-in status and newsletter consent records. It cannot open, decrypt, search or impersonate your vault, and cannot recover your vault passphrase. Owner access requires an authenticator verification code.
Droidex cannot recover it. Restore from an encrypted backup file using that backup’s passphrase, into a new vault.
Your working vault may be deleted. Download and verify an encrypted backup before clearing site data or changing devices.
Browser storage belongs to one address. Export an encrypted backup, open Droidex at the new address, and restore it there.
Not yet. Extract the supported JSON file on your computer first, then import that file.
Each text or JSON file can be up to 25 MiB.
No. Droidex prepares a context pack you copy or download. You paste it yourself; the destination decides how it uses it.
Yes, to create a new vault. Sign in with Google, Apple or email. Opening a vault you already created, and restoring a backup, work without signing in and offline.
Only your email address and display name. Your memories, projects, passphrase, search and backups never go to your account or any server.
No. Your account password signs you in. Your vault passphrase encrypts your vault on this device. Use different ones. Resetting your account password never unlocks or resets a vault.
Not at the moment. You can use Google, Apple or email.
Use “Forgot password?” on the sign-in page to get a reset link by email. This doesn't affect your vault.
Nothing. Your vault stays encrypted on this device and you can still open it with your passphrase.
No. The demo shows fictional sample records held in memory only. Nothing you change there is saved.
Names identify compatibility only. No provider is connected to Droidex.
Get occasional news about Droidex launch and releases. Only your email address is stored — never anything from your vault.
