Uplock

Name: Uplock
Rating: 5 (20 reviews)
Author: Foyer Objet Inc.

Secure your docs, cards, IDs

Free · In-App Purchases

20 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Productivity
Developer

Foyer Objet Inc.
Language

EN
English
Size

26.1
MB

“Great Apps Updated for iOS 26” “Experience a Gorgeous New Design” — Apple Uplock keeps your important information safe, organized, and always within reach across your Apple devices. Your data syncs through iCloud and never goes anywhere else, no other servers involved. With Advanced Data Protection for iCloud enabled, everything you save in Uplock is end-to-end encrypted. What you can store in Uplock - Credit cards and payment information - Passports, driver’s licenses, and other important documents - Health records and insurance information - Software licenses and loyalty programs - Secure notes and anything else that matters Features to help you stay productive and organized - Shared Groups for families or sharing data with friends - AutoFill on iOS, plus a Safari extension and menu bar app on macOS - Reminders for expiration dates - Attachments for files, photos, and PDFs - Smart Fill turns almost anything into an Uplock item, powered by Apple Intelligence and processed entirely on your device Private and simple by design No account. No email. No third-party tracking or analytics. Uplock supports Face ID, Touch ID, and Optic ID for quick and secure access. It uses Apple’s strongest security and privacy protections to keep your information safe. Start using Uplock right away with no setup or sign-in. Try it free with a limited number of entries. Export your data anytime in plain text or CSV. Uplock is made in Montreal by an independent two-person team. Privacy policy: https://uplock.app/privacy Terms of use: https://uplock.app/terms

Ratings & Reviews

5.0

out of 5

20 Ratings

The missing piece of the puzzle
22/08/2025

ben_hdk853
Access, combined with Apple Passwords, now represents the Mac-native, clean and seamless password management solution I’ve been looking for since 1Password went Electron. It feels like an Apple app. It’s simple, eminently usable, and makes it easy to share with my family. As a power user it gets out of my way. But my non-technical family members find it easy and useful to use. Very happy to be a paying customer.
The missing piece of the puzzle
22/08/2025

ben_hdk853

Access, combined with Apple Passwords, now represents the Mac-native, clean and seamless password management solution I’ve been looking for since 1Password went Electron. It feels like an Apple app. It’s simple, eminently usable, and makes it easy to share with my family. As a power user it gets out of my way. But my non-technical family members find it easy and useful to use. Very happy to be a paying customer.
Overall, a poor effort
09/08/2025

Retired Software Consultant
This is an incredibly lazy and poor effort for a secrets manager, and is ultimately very disappointing.There are a lot of shortcomings with the product. Custom fields, for example, cannot be concealed. Sure, you can Cmd+Click or right click on them and choose Conceal from the pop-up menu, but all that does is change the typeface. Nothing is concealed at all.As a minimum, the developers need to enable concealing of custom fields. They also need a much more flexible system for defining custom record types and categories, which is completely broken as it currently stands.There appears to be a fundamental problem with the design of the software. Instead of designing a system that, at its heart, allows for custom types and custom fields (or even just a basic set of fields, such as date, text, password, etc.), they have designed a system which has pre-defined record types containing the fields that the developers might think you need, and which cannot be customised.This is plain broken thinking.If, instead, they had assumed that all record types could be edited by the user, and then provided a set of pre-defined types, with field types that could ALL be concealed, then they would have built a system that would work for every user in every case.It might be that they can fix this (and fix it they should). By making all types customisable, and all fields concealable, and thereby making it possible to build records that work for all users, no matter where they are in the world, then this would be 5 star, awesome software.As it is, it barely rates two stars.A real missed opportunity. This could have been the perfect partner to Passwords… but sadly it is not.
Overall, a poor effort
09/08/2025

Retired Software Consultant

This is an incredibly lazy and poor effort for a secrets manager, and is ultimately very disappointing.There are a lot of shortcomings with the product. Custom fields, for example, cannot be concealed. Sure, you can Cmd+Click or right click on them and choose Conceal from the pop-up menu, but all that does is change the typeface. Nothing is concealed at all.As a minimum, the developers need to enable concealing of custom fields. They also need a much more flexible system for defining custom record types and categories, which is completely broken as it currently stands.There appears to be a fundamental problem with the design of the software. Instead of designing a system that, at its heart, allows for custom types and custom fields (or even just a basic set of fields, such as date, text, password, etc.), they have designed a system which has pre-defined record types containing the fields that the developers might think you need, and which cannot be customised.This is plain broken thinking.If, instead, they had assumed that all record types could be edited by the user, and then provided a set of pre-defined types, with field types that could ALL be concealed, then they would have built a system that would work for every user in every case.It might be that they can fix this (and fix it they should). By making all types customisable, and all fields concealable, and thereby making it possible to build records that work for all users, no matter where they are in the world, then this would be 5 star, awesome software.As it is, it barely rates two stars.A real missed opportunity. This could have been the perfect partner to Passwords… but sadly it is not.
Exactly what I was looking for
25/03/2024

BetterSayNothing
I am making the switch from 1Password to Apple’s built-in password management system. Unlike 1Password, Apple’s system lacks the ability to store items such as bank account details, passports, driver licenses, and secure notes. I believe Access plugs this gap, enabling the storage of items like these in a structured and secure environment. It is also a native app, which is important to me.
Exactly what I was looking for
25/03/2024

BetterSayNothing

I am making the switch from 1Password to Apple’s built-in password management system. Unlike 1Password, Apple’s system lacks the ability to store items such as bank account details, passports, driver licenses, and secure notes. I believe Access plugs this gap, enabling the storage of items like these in a structured and secure environment. It is also a native app, which is important to me.
The gap filler I needed
30/06/2025

MikesMain
This is a brilliant companion app to Apple Passwords. It fills in the missing bits perfectly. Easy to use.
The gap filler I needed
30/06/2025

MikesMain

This is a brilliant companion app to Apple Passwords. It fills in the missing bits perfectly. Easy to use.