Your vault. Backed up automatically. Ready when you need it. Automatic Backup is now faster and works quietly in the background without holding up the app. Moving to a new iPhone? LifeVault can find your encrypted Automatic Backup in iCloud when you’re signed in with the same Apple ID, so restoring your vault to your new device is simple. No LifeVault account. No server copy of your data. No backup password to remember. We’ve also strengthened and tested the restore process across real devices, so the backup you rarely have to think about is there when you actually need it. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • Checklists: Tap + to add an item, and edit anything you’ve already added • Make profiles yours: Reorder or hide individual Profile sections • Documents: Fixed an issue when sharing multi-page documents • Contacts: Call, Message, Email, and Copy now work directly from a contact • More reliable forms: No duplicate saves and no lost edits • Copy and interface refinements throughout Still private by design. Your LifeVault data stays under your control — no LifeVault account, no LifeVault servers, and no tracking.

Your LifeVault now backs itself up. AUTOMATIC BACKUP Every record, document, and profile is encrypted on your phone before it goes anywhere, then saved to your own iCloud as you use the app. Change something and a fresh restore point follows it. There is nothing to switch on and no password to remember. We have no servers and cannot read it. NO PHONE RESET REQUIRED Getting your vault back is not a whole-phone restore. Install LifeVault on the new iPhone, sign in to iCloud, and it finds your backup on its own. Pick a restore point and your people, pets, home, documents, and photos come back the way you left them. RESTORE POINTS THAT REACH BACK LifeVault keeps your most recent backups plus a restore point for each day you used it, reaching back months, labeled so you can tell which ones this iPhone made. If something was deleted by mistake weeks ago, you can still go back to how things were before. You can also export a Backup File you keep yourself. APP LOCK Settings now shows plainly what is protecting your vault: Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode. LifeVault locks itself again after it sits untouched, hides your vault in the app switcher, and stays locked after you restore your iPhone from a computer. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • A faster start, plus quicker contact and document lists • Insurance records guide a dependent's policy to the right profile • Medication doses record strength and amount separately • Favorites, Dislikes, Clothing & Fit, and Gift Ideas preview as lists • Steadier forms, cleaner document filing, and dozens of smaller fixes Same private, on-device app. No account, no servers, no tracking.

This update makes LifeVault easier on the eyes and clearer from the very first tap. • A refreshed dark design, on by default from first launch—new onboarding, splash screen, and animations • Clearer forms: required fields are now marked, and prompts only appear after you try to save, then clear as you fix them • Smarter document titles: leave the title blank and LifeVault names it for you, consistently everywhere • Better scanning: a page holding several records is now recognized as separate records • Cleaner PDF exports, plus dozens of refinements across contacts, documents, timeline, and record forms Same private, on-device app. No account, no cloud, no tracking.

• Improved contacts experience with easier linking and better privacy • Significantly improved OCR accuracy and document scanning reliability • Added in-app review support • Improved profile details section layout