Every card you carry.
None of it online.
Enlock keeps your IDs, bank cards and documents on your iPhone. Scan once, then copy, find or share any detail in a tap.
Offline No account, no server, no network →A home for the documents you can't afford to lose. Enlock scans, reads and files your IDs entirely on your phone, so the only copy is the one in your pocket.
Offline by design
No account, no sync, no analytics. Enlock makes zero network requests.
Read on your device
Apple Vision fills in numbers, names and dates. Nothing is uploaded to be read.
Locked to you
Face ID or a six-digit PIN. Keys live in the Keychain, on this device only.
Scan
and auto-read
Point the camera. Enlock finds the edges, straightens the card and reads it. Aadhaar, PAN, bank cards, licences, voter ID and passports are filled in for you. Check it, save it, done.
Find anything
in a few letters
Type the way you think: mom pan, dad expiring, #travel hdfc. Known words become filters, everything else searches every field. Save any search as a one-tap view.
Private
by architecture
There are no Enlock servers, so there's nothing to breach and nothing to hand over. Your data stays on your iPhone unless you share it or save a backup yourself.
Questions
Does Enlock upload my documents?
No. Enlock has no servers and makes no network requests. Data leaves your phone only when you share something or save a backup yourself.
What if I lose my phone?
Restore your encrypted backup on a new phone with your recovery key. Without a backup and the key, the data can't be recovered, by you or by us.
I forgot my PIN.
Enter your recovery key to set a new one. That's why the key is shown once during setup. Keep it somewhere safe, away from your phone.
Which documents does it read?
Aadhaar (including VID), PAN, credit and debit cards, driving licences, voter ID and passports. Anything else can be stored with a template and filled in by hand.
How do I get help?
Email support@enlock.app. For anything else, say hello@enlock.app. Please never send document numbers or photos of your cards.
Is it on Android?
iPhone first. Scanning and reading use Apple's on-device VisionKit and Vision frameworks.