MemoryVault is a privacy-first photo backup app that gives you complete control over your photo library. Instead of uploading to corporate cloud services, your photos go directly to your own Amazon S3 bucket β you own the data, you control access, and you manage storage costs which is way cheaper than google photos.
Key Features
π Your Data, Your Control
Photos back up exclusively to your personal S3 bucket
No corporate servers, no third-party access
Automatic incremental syncing when on WiFi
Full encryption support (if using S3 encryption)
π± Smart Syncing
Auto-detect camera roll changes and back up new photos
Selective folder sync (Camera, Screenshots, custom folders)
WiFi-only mode to save mobile data
Video backup with quality options (HD, 4K)
π° Storage Cost Dashboard
See exactly what you're paying for S3 storage
Lifecycle policy recommendations to reduce costs
Automatic tier-down of old photos to cheaper storage classes
Real-time cost estimates
β‘ Fast & Efficient
Instant photo gallery with thumbnail caching
Cloud-only photos are instantly available after sync
Efficient video transcoding for smaller file sizes
Resume interrupted uploads automatically
How It Works -
Connect your S3 bucket (enter endpoint, bucket name, access keys)
Select which device folders to back up
Grant camera roll permission
Let MemoryVault sync automatically in the background
Browse your photos in the gallery anytime
Privacy & Security -
No tracking, no ads, no analytics
Your AWS credentials stay on your device
Photos never touch our servers
Open architecture β you control every detail
What You Need -
Active Amazon AWS account with S3 bucket
S3 access keys with appropriate permissions
Android 7.0 or higher
Permissions Explained -
Camera Roll Access: Required to read and sync your photos
Notification: Show sync status and upload progress
WiFi State: Respect WiFi-only sync setting
MemoryVault is ideal for photographers, privacy-conscious users, and anyone who wants to own their digital memories instead of renting storage space.
Own your photos. Backup to your S3 bucket, not the cloud