OnlyMe review
A free, no-account vault for keeping private media on iOS and Android devices.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
OnlyMe is a mobile photo and video vault for people who want to keep personal media private on their device. It stores vault content locally instead of uploading it to external servers, with Face ID and secure passcode access for protection. Private albums help organize stored photos and videos. The app is available for iPhone and iPad, and the official website advertises an Android download, making it suitable for mobile users who prefer a simple, device-based vault without creating an account.
The published Free plan includes a private photo and video vault, Face ID protection, secure passcode access, private albums, and local storage. With a free pricing model and no account requirement, OnlyMe is straightforward for users who want core privacy features without a subscription tier. Its pricing approach also keeps the product focused: there are no paid plans described here, and the main trade-off is that the vault does not include cloud uploads or server backups.
OnlyMe fits a narrow use case well: keeping selected media private on a mobile device with a small set of access and organization tools. Local-only storage can suit people who do not want vault content sent to external servers, but it also makes the experience device-bound rather than cloud-oriented. Buyers looking for Face ID, passcode protection, private albums, and minimal setup should consider it. Those who need backup, cross-device cloud access, decoy protection, intruder features, or a built-in camera should choose a broader photo vault app instead.
OnlyMe pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free storage with no account required
- Face ID and secure passcode protection
- Private albums on iOS and Android
- Where it doesn't
- No cloud uploads or server backups
- Vault media remains tied to local device storage
- No listed decoy, intruder, or camera functions
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