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About Veil Private Notes

Veil is a private notebook that lives only on your phone. Sketch a note by hand, slide to lock it behind a cover, and slide to unlock when you want it back — no account, no cloud, no copies. Face ID or your fingerprint keeps the whole notebook yours; hand the phone over and no one else gets in. Nothing you write ever leaves the device. WHY VEIL • Hand-drawn notes in five inks • Slide to lock and unlock any note • Biometric App Lock (Face ID / Touch ID) • Works completely offline — no sign-up, no tracking • Everything stays on your device, always Veil is quiet by design. It doesn't want your email, your contacts, or your attention — just a place to keep what's yours to yourself.

What’s new

Version 1.11.3 · Updated July 9, 2026

• Instant, smooth note locking — sealing a private note never stalls • Smarter handwriting recognition; numbers read far more reliably • Power tools: add many entries at once with one-tap presets • Refined gestures and quieter animations • Fixes and polish throughout

App privacy

The developer, Carlos Fadhel, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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