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Getting started & help

Get started
with Vaultless.

Install the iPhone beta, prepare your first login, and find help when you need it.

The iPhone beta

Try it with one account.

Join through Apple’s TestFlight. Start with a new signup, get comfortable, and bring over other accounts when you’re ready.

Join the iPhone beta on TestFlight, opens in a new tabTestFlight shows current availability and device requirements.Check compatibility
  1. 1

    Open the TestFlight invitation.

    Apple shows whether the beta has room and whether your device meets its requirements. Install TestFlight if prompted.

  2. 2

    Install Vaultless and prepare one account.

    Choose a website, create your two-part Master Key, and save its alias and password. Keep both parts of your Key somewhere you can reach if the phone is lost.

  3. 3

    Complete the signup on the website.

    Use the prepared email and password, then find any verification message in the account’s Mail. Set up recovery before moving more accounts.

Will it fit your setup?

Devices, browsers,
and your existing inbox.

iPhone

The beta invitation is for iPhone. TestFlight lists the current build requirements and availability.

Open TestFlight

Your existing inbox

You can keep it. Verify a forwarding address in Vaultless if you want alias mail to arrive there as well as in the app.

Safari and supported apps

Enable Vaultless in your iPhone’s AutoFill settings. Website and app support varies; you can also open a saved login in Access.

Other devices and browsers

The invitation above is for iPhone. Contact us about availability for desktop, Android, and other browsers.

Ask about your setup

Another password manager

Keep it available while trying Vaultless. Use a supported import or add accounts manually in Vaultless Shift, then verify website changes one account at a time.

First account

Follow a complete signup.

A new or lost phone

Prepare your recovery plan.

Free and Pro

Understand your plan limits.

Known email exposure

Check and understand the result.

Common questions

Before you get started.

After an email check

What your result means.

Have I Been Pwned searches known breach records for your address. Here’s how to act on the result.

Check your email on Have I Been Pwned, opens in a new tab

Opens Have I Been Pwned in a new tab. You enter your address there.

How to read your result

Review the affected accounts.

A match does not, by itself, mean someone can access your inbox. Review which information was exposed and follow the affected service’s guidance.

  1. Change affected passwords that are still in use.
  2. Replace any reused copies on other accounts.
  3. Turn on two-factor authentication where available.

What Vaultless changes going forwardGive an account its own address and password, keep its mail together, and review known exposure in the app.

This panel explains possible results. It has not checked your email.

Talk to us

Get help
with Vaultless.

Include your device, app version, what you were trying to do, and what happened. That helps us give you a useful answer.

Keep passwords, Master Keys, recovery phrases, and backup files out of support messages.

support@vaultlessmail.com

For product questions, testing feedback, and help getting started.