Organize sensitive media without mixing it into your public camera roll
Import photos, videos, screenshots, IDs, contracts, receipts, and files into a dedicated private archive.
Mo Layer keeps sensitive memories, IDs, contracts, screenshots, and files organized in a discreet encrypted space for iPhone.
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Mo Layer is designed for daily use: secure enough for sensitive files, calm enough to open without drama.
Import photos, videos, screenshots, IDs, contracts, receipts, and files into a dedicated private archive.
Albums, recent imports, favorites, file categories, and clean visual grids keep private content usable.
A restrained file-tool experience, private gestures, and realistic decoy space help the app feel calm and practical.
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Your private content stays on your device by default. If you enable iCloud sync, Mo Layer uploads encrypted content for recovery and device changes.
Basic local protection stays available. Pro adds more space, batch organization, encrypted sync, decoy controls, intrusion records, and advanced recovery.
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No. The product is designed around local-first protection. Optional iCloud sync stores encrypted content, and the developer does not hold your decryption key.
No. Mo Layer is designed for photos, videos, screenshots, IDs, contracts, receipts, links, and important files.
Pro unlocks capacity, batch workflows, encrypted sync, recovery tools, advanced disguise, and decoy controls. Basic local protection remains part of the app.