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Keep passport and ID photos on your iPhone without leaving them in Photos

You need ID photos for hotels, rentals and forms. Keep them ready on your iPhone, sealed, with AI that reads each expiry date, and out of your camera roll.

Short answer

Shoot your passport and IDs with Vaulteo's private camera so they skip Photos. Vaulteo seals each one, and its AI reads the expiry date so you can ask for it anytime. Share a copy when a form asks, and the copy deletes itself when the vault locks.

Hotels abroad ask for it. Car rentals want both sides of your license. A visa form wants a scan by tonight. So the photos pile up in your camera roll, next to your friends, synced to every device you own.

Shoot IDs straight into a vault

  1. Open Vaulteo and draw your pattern.
  2. Tap Camera and shoot each ID, front and back.
  3. Each shot lands sealed in the vault. Photos never sees it.

Already have ID photos in Photos? Run the camera-roll check. It flags passports by their machine-readable zone and IDs by their words in six languages.

Let AI watch the dates

Scan your passport as a paper and Vaulteo's AI reads it like a person would: document type, name, expiry date. Ask "when does my passport expire?" and get the date with the page.

Share a copy without keeping one

When a form wants your ID, open it in Vaulteo and tap Share. Vaulteo hands iOS a temporary copy and deletes it as soon as the vault locks.

Before you send an ID photo to anyone, check what it carries besides the picture. iPhone photos can hold the GPS location where you took them. Our free photo metadata tool shows you what a photo reveals, in your browser.

Check this list before every trip

  • Passport, both the photo page and the signature page.
  • Driver's license, front and back.
  • Health insurance card.
  • Travel insurance policy.
  • A printed copy of all of the above, in a different bag from the originals.

Questions you ask about this

Can a photo of my passport be used against me?
Yes. A clear photo of your ID page gives a stranger your name, birth date, passport number and face, enough to open accounts in some places. Keep it out of shared albums and chats.
Does Vaulteo replace my real passport?
No. Border control and airlines need the physical document. Vaulteo keeps a copy for forms, check-ins and the day you lose the original.

Lock it on your phone, with AI that never leaves it.

Draw a pattern, move your papers and photos in, ask them anything offline. Join the waitlist for launch day.