YOUR DATA, EXPLAINED
Privacy at Safe Haven.
Safe Haven is an encrypted vault on your devices. This website explains the product and provides downloads; it does not open or upload your vault.
Last updated 14 November 2026 · Applies to Safe Haven 2.0.4 and this website.
Your vault
The Windows and Android apps store vault contents in encrypted files on your device. These can include saved logins, passwords, passkeys, addresses and payment card details, including a security code if you choose to save it. Safe Haven does not provide a hosted vault account or a central cloud vault service.
Keep your master password and any exported copies safe. Device security and the people who can unlock your device or vault matter too.
Browser access and autofill
The browser extension examines supported page fields and website origins to offer appropriate login or payment filling. A saved item you select is passed through the installed Safe Haven native companion to the current browser form after the applicable checks.
The extension needs permission to run on websites because login and checkout forms can appear across different sites and embedded payment frames. Browser storage holds connection or update state and can temporarily hold a captured new or changed login, including its password, while its save-review window is open. The store build does not use the development extension updater. The extension does not store the vault database in browser storage or sell browsing history for advertising.
After you choose to fill an item, the website receives the details entered into its fields, just as it would when you type them. Review the website before sharing a login or payment card. Safe Haven does not submit payments for you.
Sync between your devices
Pairing connects your Windows and Android apps. Direct sync takes place while the paired vaults are unlocked and the devices can reach each other on the same network, using a certificate-pinned, encrypted connection. The master password is not shared between the two devices.
Passkeys and platform services
Windows and Android provide the operating-system screens and services used when creating or using a passkey. Safe Haven stores passkey credentials in the vault so they can be synced between your paired devices. Android may retrieve a site's Digital Asset Links file to verify an app's relationship with a website.
Your operating system, browser and the website or app you sign into handle their own data under their respective policies.
This website and downloads
This site does not use advertising trackers, analytics scripts, newsletter forms or marketing cookies. The hosting and download infrastructure is provided by Microsoft Azure. Standard request and security information, such as an IP address, requested URL and request time, may be processed by the hosting provider to deliver and protect the site.
Downloading the app does not give this website access to your existing vault. The site's download information contains public release versions, file locations and SHA-256 checksums.
Your controls
- Choose the items you save, fill, copy or sync.
- Lock your vault and manage saved items inside the app.
- Disable or remove a browser extension through your browser's extension settings.
- Manage Android autofill and passkey provider selection in Android settings.
- Protect any backups or exports you create, and keep a recovery plan before removing an app or device.
Support and changes
See the help and setup guide for current setup information. The browser stores will also provide the publisher's support contact once their listings are published. This page will be updated when the site's or app's data handling changes.