Pattern and fingerprint
Open it with a pattern on a 5×5 grid, at least 6 dots. Turn on fingerprint unlock if you like. The pattern always works.
A private space for your photos
SpaceMoon keeps photos, videos and files encrypted on your phone. Nothing is uploaded. Only your pattern opens it.
- No account
- No server
- No ads
- No tracking
Get it on Google Play How it is protected
For Android 8.0 and later.
What it does
Move from your gallery
Pick photos and videos. SpaceMoon saves an encrypted copy, then removes the originals from the gallery after Android asks you to confirm.
Change the app icon
On the home screen, SpaceMoon can look like a calculator, a unit converter or a clock. Each one really works. Type your code inside it to reach the lock screen.
Intruder photos
After wrong patterns, it can take a photo with the front camera and note the time. The photos stay encrypted on your phone.
Recovery phrase
You get 9 English words when you start. If you forget your pattern, the phrase lets you back in and set a new one.
Backup file you keep
Save everything as one encrypted file, wherever you choose: your own cloud, a computer, another phone. Restore it on a new phone with your pattern or phrase.
App folder
Keep a list of apps inside SpaceMoon and open them from there. It helps you turn off their notifications and hide their home screen icons where Android allows.
Free and Pro
Every feature is in the free version. Pro gives you more room.
Free
$0
- 50 photos
- 5 videos
- 1 vault
- All features above
Pro
- Unlimited photos and videos
- More than one vault, each with its own pattern
- Supports an app with no ads and no tracking
- Monthly
- $2.99
- Yearly 7-day free trial
- $9.99
- Lifetime
- $24.99
Prices are in US dollars. Google Play shows the price for your country, which may be different. Subscriptions renew until you cancel them in Google Play.
Keep your recovery phrase safe
If you lose both your pattern and your recovery phrase, no one can recover your files. Not even us. We never have your keys.
Read how SpaceMoon protects your files, and what it cannot do