Uplock

Name: Uplock
Rating: 4.8 (113 reviews)
Author: Foyer Objet Inc.

By: Foyer Objet Inc.

Secure your docs, cards, IDs

Features & Capabilities

Uplock protects your sensitive information on Apple devices with end-to-end encryption and iCloud sync. There are no accounts, no third-party tracking, and your data stays private by design, with access protected by Face ID, Touch ID, or Optic ID.

Store credit cards, IDs, health records, licenses, notes, and more. Features include Shared Groups for sharing data with family, AutoFill on iOS, a Safari extension and a macOS menu bar app, expiration reminders, secure attachments, and Smart Fill powered by Apple Intelligence—all processed entirely on your device. You can export your data anytime in plain text or CSV.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security Data

By:

Foyer Objet Inc.

Rating:

4.80

(113) 0.10

Version:

3.2.5 Last updated: 2026-06-20

Version code:

887148794

Creation date:

2024-01-25

Compatible devices:

Works as Safari extension:

Size:

50.55MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-29

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 142,205 ▲ 2,641

Other rankings

#44 in icloud dashboard keyword 20 ▼ 13

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

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Developed by:

Foyer Objet Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/uplock/id6469049274

Website:

https://uplock.app

User Reviews

Uplock is an iCloud-first companion to Apple Passwords with a polished UI and strong security, addressing missing data types and notes. It’s praised for privacy, native feel, and developer responsiveness. Common downsides include pricing concerns, stability bugs, missing autofill/web features, limited support resources, and branding/search confusion. Overall, it’s seen as a valuable add-on rather than a standalone password manager, with room for feature and support improvements.

Pros

iCloud/on-device storage with no separate servers, emphasizing privacy and cross-device access
great UI/UX and a native, Apple-like feel
fills missing features for Apple Passwords (notes, images, attachments, IDs) and serves as a valuable complement
strong security (encryption, no separate account required) and secure notes or documents
developer responsiveness and ongoing improvements (accessible fixes and updates)

Cons

pricing and subscription model concerns, with unclear or non-one-time purchase options
stability issues and bugs, including crashes (e.g., when pasting long text)
feature gaps (web form autofill, credit card autofill, Safari extension) and limitations vs a full password manager
limited or unclear support/resources (perceived lack of help pages, tutorials, or easy contact)
branding/search confusion from renaming and related searchability issues (Access vs Uplock)

Recent reviews

Crazy pricing for what is essentially an Apple-services wrapper. The app is a collection of Apple platform and infrastructure features assembled into a product. Built with SwiftUI and relies on Apple’s iCloud for encrypted storage and sync. The UI/UX isn’t poor but isn’t spectacular either. No custom frontend, not custom backend, no independent service layer; $90 for what? They are apps out there with real recurring costs; live data, APIs, servers, alerts, and ongoing infrastructure that costs as much.

by sa*****, 2026-06-19

So it’s a secure text app that has premade forms. It’s a thing that’s missing from the Passwords app. It’s attractive and presumably well made. Beyond that, no functionality. They say it does have autofill, and I have that turned on, but it has not offered to autofill anything for me. Sorry, but I’m not putting these nice folks on my personal payroll for a simple utility that just stores text. I’m also not paying $50 for a one-time license. It would need to have some useful functionality to justify that cost. I’m okay using the free five record limit until Apple Sherlocks it, or until I catch the one-time license at half off. It’s a sweet little app, but it ought to be a no-brainer cost.

by St*****, 2026-06-15

Fantastic compliment to Apple Passwords! Is just what I’ve been looking for to replace our current password manager. Looking forward to additional features that allow more customization.