MaxVault vs Hide it Pro
Short answer
Hide it Pro hides photos and videos behind a lock screen, with a disguise screen, an escape code that makes the app look empty, and optional cloud storage. MaxVault adds break-in photos with location, Panic Action, separate vaults and folder passwords, and holds any file with a media player, editor and private browser built in.
At a glance
| Feature | ||
|---|---|---|
| Separate app lock | ||
| Face ID or Touch ID | Not listed | |
| Per-folder passwords | Not listed | |
| Decoy | Escape code shows an empty app | Separate vaults with their own passcodes |
| Disguise | Fake crash screen | Panic Action opens another app |
| Photo of wrong-passcode attempts | Not listed | Yes, with location |
| Documents, audio and any other file | Photos, videos and GIFs | |
| Plays MKV, AVI, WMV and FLAC | Not listed | |
| Blur faces, redact, remove metadata | Not listed | |
| Private browser | Not listed | |
| Copy files to a computer | USB export | Wi-Fi Transfer or cable |
| Cloud backup of the vault | No, stays on the device |
Hide it Pro details are from its US App Store description, checked October 22, 2026. “Not listed” means it isn’t mentioned there.
Where Hide it Pro is stronger
- Cloud storage for a backup of your hidden files.
- A fake crash screen to put off whoever opens the app.
Where MaxVault is stronger
- A decoy with real content. A second vault with its own passcode looks lived-in, not empty.
- Break-in reports with a photo, time and location.
- Folder passwords on top of the app passcode.
- Every kind of file, with a media player, editor, scanner and private browser.
Which should you choose?
Choose Hide it Pro if
You only hide photos and videos and want a cloud copy.
Choose MaxVault if
You want stronger layers of protection and one private place for all your files.
