A vault for everyday life
The approach is practical: save what is important, consult it when necessary and block the session if it remains open. Without turning each access into a procedure.
Medel Vault
Secure password manager to protect passwords, cards, documents, private notes and 2FA codes, with advanced encryption, leak monitor, passwordless access and emergency contacts.
About this app
Passwords, cards, documents, private notes, 2FA codes... Our digital life contains information that is too important to leave unprotected.
Medel Vault is your secure digital vault, designed to help you store, organize and protect your most sensitive information from a single place.
With a modern, simple and privacy-focused experience, Medel Vault allows you to have control of your data without complications.
🛡️ Your information, protected with advanced encryption
Security is at the heart of Medel Vault.
Your sensitive data is stored using AES-256 encryption, along with different layers of protection designed to reduce risks and keep your information private.
Your PIN is protected by advanced cryptographic bypass systems and Medel Vault incorporates additional measures against unauthorized access attempts.
Also, for security, your session is automatically locked after a period of inactivity.
Your data is yours. And they are designed to remain private.
🔑 Access without remembering another password
Forget about having to create and memorize another password.
Medel Vault uses a modern access system using email or social login, along with verification codes and your security PIN.
Easier for you.
More difficult for anyone trying to access without authorization.
🧠 A vault for everything important
Keep the information you need to protect in an organized way:
- 🔑 Passwords and access credentials
- 💳 Bank cards
- 🏦 Account and bank information
- 📝 Private notes
- 📁 Sensitive documents
All from an interface designed to make finding what you need fast, comfortable and secure.
🔐 Your 2FA authenticator is here too
You don't need to constantly switch between different applications.
Medel Vault incorporates a 2FA authenticator compatible with TOTP codes, allowing you to manage your verification codes from the same environment.
Your accounts and security codes, organized in one place.
🚨 Find out if your passwords are at risk
Medel Vault is not limited to storing information.
It also helps you detect possible security problems.
The security monitor can identify:
- Passwords exposed in leaks
- Reused passwords
- Weak credentials
- Risks that require your attention
This way you can act before a problem becomes something more serious.
📊 Know the status of your security
Receive clear information about the security of your credentials and discover what you can improve.
Medel Vault offers periodic security reports, recommendations and alerts to help you maintain better digital habits.
No unnecessary technicalities.
Only useful information to make better decisions.
🌐 Stay informed about new leaks
New security breaches appear every day that affect companies and services around the world.
Medel Vault keeps you informed about relevant incidents and can help you detect when any of your credentials might need attention.
If a significant risk appears, you will be able to know as soon as possible and take action.
👨👩👧 Emergency Contacts
There is digital information that can be important even when you can't access it.
Medel Vault allows you to configure trusted contacts for exceptional situations, such as loss of access, accidents, medical emergencies or other critical circumstances.
If a contact requests access, a configurable waiting period begins during which you can cancel the request.
Only after this period has expired is the established recovery process completed.
An additional layer of peace of mind for you and the people you choose.
🌙 An experience designed for everyday life
Security shouldn't mean using complicated applications.
Medel Vault combines protection and ease of use with:
- ☀️ Clear mode
- 🌙 Dark mode
- ✨ Modern and fluid interface
- 📱 Experience adapted to different devices
- 🌍 Available in several languages
You can currently use Medel Vault in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, German, Arabic and Japanese.
💎 Everything you need to protect your digital life
Medel Vault brings together tools that you would normally use separately in one place:
Encrypted vault + password manager + 2FA authenticator + leak monitor + security reports + emergency contacts.
Fewer applications.
Less worries.
More control over your information.
Characteristics
- Digital vault encrypted with AES-256
- Secure password and credential management
- Bank card storage
- Banking information management
- Protected private notes
- Storage of sensitive documents
- Login without password
- Access via PIN verification code
- Integrated 2FA authenticator with TOTP codes
- Leaked password monitor
- Detection of weak and repetitive passwords
- Real-time security alerts
- Monthly security reports
- News and alerts about data leaks
- Emergency contacts and safe recovery
- Automatic inactivity lock
- Protection against unauthorized access attempts
- Light and dark mode
- Modern and easy-to-use interface
- Available in multiple languages
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A place for private notes
Not everything is passwords. Being able to also store notes and sensitive documents makes the vault useful for more everyday things, without distributing the information between several apps.
The code also has a house
2FA codes usually live in a different app than passwords. Gathering them in the same vault can make it easier to have all the important accesses located.
The card you look for from time to time
Card data is not consulted every day, but when it is needed it is important to find it quickly. I like that Medel Vault includes them along with the rest of the sensitive information.
Designed to organize
Passwords, 2FA, and private notes often end up in different places. Here the idea of bringing them together in a single vault is well focused and it is immediately understood what its purpose is.
The PIN has its logic
Accessing with a verification code and a PIN seems like an interesting balance to me. It doesn't add another long password to remember, but it also doesn't leave entry a simple click away.
Security that is understood
Encryption, risk monitor and emergency contacts are serious features. The interesting thing is that the token presents them as understandable tasks, without turning daily use into a cryptography class.
Put your accounts in order
There are days when it is time to review old accesses and put everything in its place. A vault that groups credentials, notes, and documents fits well with that to-do.
Available in my language
A tool that is consulted daily should be understood without effort. That Medel Vault is available in several languages also makes its security notices more accessible.
Emergency contacts
It seems right to me that emergency access has a waiting time and can be cancelled. It's an important detail when it comes to information that someone you trust might need.
A plan for the unexpected
Emergency contacts are a feature you rarely think about until you need it. Being able to set a wait before granting access allows time to review each request.
Emergencies with time to react
The configurable waiting period for trusted contacts seems like a good decision to me. Allows room to review a request before recovery is complete.
Pay attention to repeated keys
That it indicates reused passwords seems like a good idea to me. It's easy to repeat a password for convenience and later forget how many sites it has been used on.
Enter without another password
The option to access by email or with a social login is nice in a key manager. It would be strange if the vault itself forced one more password to be memorized.
One review a month
A monthly security report can be a manageable way to keep credentials up to date. Better a periodic and specific review than remembering only after a leak.
For the important things of everyday life
Between keys, documents and verification codes, there is always something to consult. I like that the proposal is designed to find it quickly and not just to keep it under lock and key.
No other master key
Verification and PIN access prevents adding another password to memory. For a digital vault, that approach is quite logical.
2FA, also in the vault
What I like most about the proposal is combining passwords and 2FA codes without having to jump between applications. It also adds that it warns of repeated or filtered passwords: these are those things that one usually leaves for later.
Notices that come in handy
The leak monitor is one of those features that you hope you never need. Still, keeping an eye on exposed, weak, or repeated passwords can help you catch up.
If you get up from the computer
Blocking after a period of inactivity is a small insurance against confusion. It's easy to leave a tab open when you go out for coffee; In a vault, that detail counts a lot.
Think about the unexpected
The emergency contacts function touches on an issue that almost no one organizes until it is necessary. Being able to define who to turn to and establish a wait gives more control over that scenario.
clear from the beginning
The sheet explains well what goes on each site: credentials, notes, cards, documents and 2FA. For an app with so much sensitive data, an easy-to-understand structure is essential.
Alerts with context
I'm especially interested in the combination of leak warnings and security reports. Knowing there is a problem is okay; knowing which credential to review is much more useful.
Adapts to all screens
Medel Vault adapts to different devices, from desktop to small screens. Being able to consult a key or code outside the home without fighting over the format is a plus.
Review after a leak
If a breach appears in any service, the first thing is to know which credential may be affected. The leak monitor provides just that starting point for action.
Also the bank details
Saving account and card information in a protected space can come in handy for that data that is needed from time to time and you never know where it was recorded.
seven languages
Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, German, Arabic and Japanese is a wide selection. For a personal tool, being able to use it in the language that is most comfortable is appreciated.
Know where to start
A security report is really useful when it guides you on what should be checked. I like the idea of receiving that information periodically, without having to search for it on my own.
Dark mode is appreciated
Usage details also count in a security app. Being able to switch between light and dark mode and having it in multiple languages makes it more convenient to return to it often.
Know what happened outside
News about security breaches provides context to alerts. If a service suffers a leak, it is advisable to find out and review the associated key as soon as possible.
Cards and documents
I find the cards and documents part as useful as the passwords part. These are data that should be located and protected, not lost among emails or loose notes.
Easier access
Access with code and PIN avoids adding another password to the list. The idea fits well with a vault: easy entry, but with an extra barrier for sensitive data.
Everything together, finally
Passwords, cards, notes and documents in the same vault: that organization is what stands out the most. The inactivity lock is also a useful detail, especially if you consult it from different devices.
The keys to work
Too many accesses accumulate between work platforms and personal accounts. Having them organized and detecting if any are repeated helps to avoid improvising with each login.
For truly private notes
A note with sensitive information deserves more than just being left among ordinary reminders. The option to save it to the vault seems like a very natural use of the application to me.
Encryption that matters
When documents and bank details are stored, encryption is no longer a technical detail. That the token specifies AES-256 helps understand what protection the vault seeks to offer.
If you walk away for a moment
Leaving a session open accidentally can happen to anyone. Automatic blocking for inactivity makes a lot of sense in an application that stores such personal data.
Also includes authenticator
Combining the TOTP codes with the rest of the credentials greatly simplifies the organization. It is a seemingly small function, but it avoids searching in another application every time a code is needed.
Notices when it's time
Real-time alerts make sense if they point to a specific risk. Detecting an exposed credential early allows it to be changed before the problem becomes prolonged.
Login protection
I notice that it also considers unauthorized access attempts. Storing data encrypted is essential, but protecting the front door is equally important.
Security without so much noise
Periodic reports and recommendations can come in handy if they explain which password should be changed first. Sometimes you need just that: a clear list of priorities.
Spot the obvious
Sometimes the biggest problem is not a big leak, but a password that is too simple. Having Medel Vault flag weak keys can help fix the basics first.
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