Pond

The private vault for iPhone

Pond

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Moments
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Depth
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One private place for everything.

Keys for passwords and cards, Moments for photos and videos, Archive for files. Each vault is sealed with its own key, on your iPhone.

Looks like a calculator.

Turn on the disguise and Pond becomes a calculator that really works, or a clock, the weather or notes. Type your code and your vaults open. Try 2580.

Photos only you can open.

Move photos and videos out of your camera roll, or shoot straight into Moments. Find them by place, person or the words in them, all on your iPhone.

Passwords that fill themselves in.

Logins, passkeys, verification codes, cards, passports and Wi-Fi, each kept as what it is. AutoFill offers them in every app and website.

Know how safe you are.

Depth is one score out of 100 for your accounts. It puts the password to fix first at the top, and can tell you when one leaks.

Lock your other apps.

App Lock keeps chats, photos or your bank shut until you open them from Pond with Face ID. And a password maker and checker, always at hand.

Why on your phone

There's no copy to steal.

Most apps keep a copy.They store everyone's vaults on a company's computers, and a computer holding millions of vaults is exactly what attackers go after.
A stolen copy doesn't expire.Even encrypted, a vault taken from a server can be attacked offline for years, with nobody watching and no limit on guesses.
Pond keeps none.Your vaults live on your iPhone, encrypted, and stay out of iCloud Backup. We run no server that receives them, so there's nothing for us to lose, hand over or lock you out of.

Everything in Pond

No tiers and no limits. A membership gets you all of it, on iPhone and iPad.

  • KeysLogins, passkeys, cards, passports, IDs, Wi-Fi, notes and to-do lists, or a kind you make yourself.
  • MomentsA private camera and library, with duplicates found, people, places on a map and storage at a glance.
  • ArchiveAny file and whole folders, documents you scan, opened full screen, with copies kept only once.
  • AutoFillLogins, passkeys and two-factor codes fill themselves in, and new accounts save straight to Keys.
  • Verification codesYour two-factor codes, scanned from a QR code, one tap from being copied, and on a widget.
  • DepthOne score for how safe your accounts are, the password to fix first, and a note when one leaks.
  • DisguisePond's icon and front become a calculator, a clock, the weather or notes, and each one really works.
  • App LockAny app stays shut, with Screen Time, until you open it here with your face.
  • Pond CameraPhotos, videos and code scans go straight into a vault, from Camera Control or Control Center.
  • New passwordReadable passwords and passphrases on the spot. Check a password tells you how strong one is.
  • Around your iPhoneWidgets, the Lock Screen, Control Center, the Action button and the Share sheet.
  • BackupsOne sealed file that only your passphrase opens. It's how you move to a new phone.
  • Bring everything overFrom Apple Passwords, Chrome, 1Password, Bitwarden and others, in about a minute.
  • Family SharingOne membership covers up to five people. Everyone's vaults stay their own.
  • iPhone and iPadEvery screen laid out for both, with Face ID or Touch ID.
  • Nine languagesEnglish, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Arabic.

How Pond compares

What changes when your vault lives on your iPhone instead of on a company's servers.

PondCloud password managersPhotos › Hidden
Where it's keptOn your iPhone, encryptedOn the company's serversIn Photos, and in iCloud if Photos syncs
What it holdsPasswords, passkeys, codes, documents, photos and filesPasswords and passkeysPhotos and videos
Account to createNoneRequiredYour Apple Account
Verification codesSome
Looks like a calculator
Locks your other apps

No account. No server of ours. Nothing to leak.

Questions

Short answers to what people ask most. Everything else is in the Help Center, or ask the community.

Where is my vault stored?

On your iPhone or iPad, encrypted, inside Pond. There's no Pond account and we keep no copy. Your vaults also stay out of iCloud Backup, so a backup file you make yourself is how they survive a lost phone.

How do I move to a new iPhone?

Make a backup in Settings › Your Data › Backup & restore and keep the file somewhere safe, like iCloud Drive. On the new iPhone, install Pond and choose Restore a backup when it starts. Step by step.

How does the disguise work?

In Tools › Disguise, pick a calculator, a clock, the weather or notes, and set a code. Pond's icon changes and it opens as that app, which really works. Type your code on the calculator, set it on the timer or search for it, and your vaults open.

Can I bring my passwords from another app?

Yes. Apple Passwords, 1Password, Bitwarden, Dashlane and Chrome hand them over directly; from other apps, export a file and open it in Pond. Open Keys and tap Import. Step by step.

Which languages does Pond speak?

English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Arabic. It follows your device's language; to change it for Pond alone, go to Settings › Apps › Pond › Language.

How much does Pond cost?

Pond is free to download. Using it takes a membership, which starts with a free trial, and one membership covers up to five people with Family Sharing. You'll see the price for your country in the App Store.

Is Pond a password manager?
Yes, and more. Pond keeps logins, passkeys and two-factor codes and fills them in with AutoFill, like a password manager. It also keeps photos, videos, files, cards and IDs, all on your iPhone.
Can Pond hide photos and videos?
Yes. Moments is a private library behind Face ID. Photos you move in leave the Photos app, and Pond's own camera saves new ones straight into it.
Can anyone at Everease see what I keep?
No. Your vaults are encrypted on your iPhone and never sent to us. There's no account and no server of ours that receives them, so there's nothing we could see, lose or hand over.
Does Pond work without the internet?
Yes. Everything in your vaults works offline. Only a few optional extras use the internet, such as the breach check and website logos.
What happens if I lose my iPhone?
Your iPhone's passcode and Face ID protect it, and each vault can have its own lock. To keep a copy, make a backup in Pond: one sealed file that only your passphrase opens, which also restores everything on a new iPhone.
Does Pond work with passkeys and AutoFill?
Yes. Turn Pond on in Settings › General › AutoFill & Passwords. It fills logins, passkeys and two-factor codes in Safari and apps, and saves new accounts straight to Keys.