BiuLock.
The proposed BiuLock would explore private storage, deliberate account recovery, and companion access. The current code is experimental planning work.
Future concept · experimental code · no product release
Privacy with practical control.
BiuLock explores how a personal vault can remain useful without treating security as an invisible detail. The experience prioritizes local ownership, clear state, and recovery-aware decisions.
Built around everyday trust.
Organized private vault
Planned capability: Important records are kept in one focused workspace designed around privacy and clear organization.
Companion access
Planned capability: Desktop and mobile experiences are designed to work together while preserving deliberate user control.
Recovery-aware design
Planned capability: Backup and recovery flows are treated as core product experiences rather than last-minute utilities.
A useful problem comes first.
Who would use it?
People who want private records organized on their own device, with a recovery process they can understand.
The problem to solve
Scattered records and unclear backups make everyday storage and recovery difficult. A useful vault must make its state and failure cases visible.
A proposed everyday flow
Add a record, organize it, create a backup and test restoration. Mobile access would follow only after the local workflow has been validated.
A plan to validate, then build.
Proposed milestones, not completed deliverables.
Validate the local vault workflow
Map creation, editing, backup and recovery before implementing companion access.
Prototype with established cryptography
Define a threat model and use reviewed libraries. Existing experimental code is not evidence of secure storage.
Test recovery and failure states
Exercise wrong passwords, damaged files and interrupted writes before any release decision.
Project status: This page is a future product plan. Repository code is experimental and does not represent a released, validated, or deployment-ready application.