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A native app with records, files, shared vaults and sync. Download the installer directly and create your account in the app. If SmartScreen appears on first launch, click More info → Run anyway.
Passwords and files under your control
Passwords, 2FA codes and files in personal and shared vaults. For you, your family and a small team.
Logins, one-time codes, notes, cards, keys and files. Search, tags and favorites help you find what you need.
The secret stays hidden until you act: reveal or copy it in one tap.
A separate vault for your family, project or team. Invite someone, choose a role and confirm their access.
Owners manage members. Editors update records. Readers can view them.
Open a record’s history and return to the version you need.
Deleted records go to the trash, where you can restore them.
When edits to the same record differ, the app shows the versions and asks you to choose.
Revoking access rotates the vault key. A person may still remember secrets they have seen; the app reminds you which passwords to change.
Vault contents are encrypted on your device before they are sent. During sync, the client checks signatures and the history chain.
The app encrypts records and files before upload.
Stores ciphertext and sends changes to devices with access to the vault.
Verifies the history and decrypts data after you unlock it.
Keep the emergency sheet with your Secret Key and recovery code. You can also set up a separate recovery key requiring any 2 of its 3 shares. Encrypted export helps you move records; a separate utility opens a saved data copy with the required keys.
Argon2id and a Secret Key are used to derive account keys. Data is encrypted with XChaCha20-Poly1305. Ed25519 signatures and a hash chain let the client verify vault history.
Import passwords from Bitwarden JSON, KeePass XML or .kdbx, and browser or password-manager CSV files. You can also import 2FA codes from authenticator apps.
Export records under a separate password as Ark JSON or .kdbx. The .kdbx export includes attachments; Ark JSON stores their references without file contents.
Download the client for your computer. For iPhone, see the planned steps without promised dates.
First launch: right-click Ark → Open. On macOS 15 and later: Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
First launch: if SmartScreen appears, click More info → Run anyway.
Looks like an Intel Mac: the build is for Apple Silicon (M1 and later) only for now.
Ark is a desktop app: open this page on Windows or Mac.
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A native app with records, files, shared vaults and sync. Download the installer directly and create your account in the app. If SmartScreen appears on first launch, click More info → Run anyway.
The same app for Apple Silicon Macs. The build is not yet signed by Apple: on first launch, right-click Ark and choose Open. On macOS 15 and later, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
A native app with passwords, files, sync and system autofill in Safari and other apps. It is a test build for now; the public release will come through TestFlight and the App Store.
View and search records, copy secrets, use OTP codes and one-time links with an existing account. Connect by QR; Telegram biometrics where available. A full editor and file interface are not available yet.
The iPhone release date is not set yet. Telegram Mini App remains an additional channel and does not replace a native iOS app with autofill.
Yes. Download the app for Windows or Mac and create your account right in it — no invitation needed. An invitation code still works if you received one.
The installer does not yet have an Authenticode publisher signature, so Windows may warn about an unknown publisher. Use the download link on this page. Minisign verifies Ark Vault updates; it does not replace Authenticode.
Once current records have downloaded, an encrypted local copy remains on the device. You can read and edit records offline; edits wait for sync. Attachments and earlier versions are not automatically downloaded in full. A device should not be treated as a complete vault backup.
The code on your emergency sheet lets you recover access and set a new password. The recovery utility can open a separate data copy with the required keys or any 2 of 3 recovery shares created beforehand. Recovery needs saved data and keys; it cannot be promised if everything is lost.
The member is removed from the vault and the vault key rotates for those who remain. This blocks access to new versions. Secrets already read or copied cannot be taken back; the app reminds you which passwords to change.
Dates are not set yet. The Mac app is already available for direct download; Developer ID signing and Apple notarization come next. iPhone has a test build with autofill, followed by a closed TestFlight beta and the App Store.
An independent audit or certification has not been confirmed. The product repository is private, so we do not describe it as open source. We explain the implemented protections and their limits without promising absolute security.
Download Ark Vault for Windows or Mac and create your account in the app. Save your recovery keys before filling your vault.
First launch: right-click Ark → Open. On macOS 15 and later: Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
First launch: if SmartScreen appears, click More info → Run anyway.
Looks like an Intel Mac: the build is for Apple Silicon (M1 and later) only for now.
Ark is a desktop app: open this page on Windows or Mac.
Direct download: the Windows x64 installer or the DMG for Apple Silicon Macs.
Registration is open: your account and first vault are created right in the app.
Keep your Secret Key and recovery code separately from your device.