Vternal Vault

What Vternal Vault is

Vternal Vault is an app and website for storing files and photos on the decentralized Vternal Network. Its maker describes basic file storage as free and unlimited. Users can upload any digital file; items the app or website cannot display still appear by filename and can be downloaded. Files receive permanent links that can be shared or kept private. Albums can be public or private, with controls over who may add items and an optional password. The maker says uploads are split into encrypted fragments and copied across connected storage devices. It says the network monitors fragments, creates backups, and moves pieces when devices go offline. Files are private by default, and employees cannot access users’ files or accounts, according to the maker. Vternal says Firebase Analytics is used for crash monitoring and workload management, not tracking or advertising. Users can upload files from most other applications, and third parties can access Vternal Network APIs. Accounts support Google, Apple ID, or email sign-in. The service is available on Android, iOS, and the web, and its Free plan is listed as free.

Who it suits

Vternal Vault suits people who want to store and share files or photos through Android, iOS, or the web. It also fits users who want album access controls or a way for third parties to use Vternal Network APIs.

Getting started

1. Visit the Vternal Vault website or use its Android or iOS app.
2. Create an account or log in with Google, Apple ID, or email.
3. Upload files from Vault or most other applications.
4. Choose whether a file link is shared or private, or organize items into an album.
5. Set an album to public or private, restrict who may add items, and optionally add a password.

Verdict

Vternal Vault combines file storage with permanent links and configurable albums. Files that the app or website cannot display remain downloadable, but show only as filenames.