Lock Keeplea
Put Face ID, Touch ID or your fingerprint in front of everything you keep.
A meadow fills up with wifi cards, prescriptions, certificates and the plate off the back of your own front door. It’s worth a lock.
Turn it on
In Settings, turn on Require Face ID / Touch ID on iPhone, or Require fingerprint / face unlock on Android. From then on, Keeplea asks the moment you open it, and again whenever you come back to it after leaving.
The switch needs your phone to have a fingerprint, a face unlock or a screen lock set up first. If it’s greyed out, set one of those up in your phone’s own settings and come back.
What it protects
The lock is on the app. Your things are still stored in your account, and signing in on another device shows them there — the lock stops somebody picking up this phone and reading through what you keep.
On iPhone, the lock covers Siri too. While it’s on, your things leave your iPhone’s search and Siri AI, and “Ask Keeplea” asks for your face before Siri answers. Ask Siri has more.
ChatGPT and Claude connect to your account, not to this phone, so the lock doesn’t stop them. To keep them out, disconnect them in Settings → AI assistants.
If it will not let you in
Use your phone’s passcode fallback at the prompt. If your face or fingerprint has stopped being recognised across every app, that’s a phone-level problem rather than a Keeplea one — fix it in your phone’s settings and Keeplea follows.