Share a picture that looks — to everyone, everywhere — like an innocent cover. Your trusted contact opens it in PrivateMark and sees the photo you actually sent. Nobody else can, because the real one is encrypted with a passphrase only the two of you share.
Concealment + end-to-end encryption. We say what it does — and honestly, what it doesn't.
The idea
The cover image is what the world sees — in the chat, on a camera roll, in a backup. The real photo only ever appears inside PrivateMark, for the one person who shares your passphrase.
Step by step
You and your contact set a four-word passphrase once — scan a QR or read the words aloud. Nothing secret ever travels with your photos again.
Choose the real photo to hide and an innocent cover. PrivateMark builds one picture that looks like the cover.
Share it like any photo — a chat, AirDrop, email. To everyone it's just the cover image.
Your contact opens it in PrivateMark and the real photo appears — watermarked to them, so a leak still traces back.
Two ways to send
The real photo travels inside the file itself. Nothing leaves your device — no cloud, no servers, ever.
Send a normal-looking photo through WhatsApp, iMessage and more. The real photo is stored end-to-end encrypted in your own iCloud and fetched by your contact.
Is it safe?
We're honest about the limits. This is concealment plus end-to-end encryption — not a magic trick. The hidden data is detectable to forensic file inspection, so we never claim it's “undetectable.” What we claim is that nobody without your passphrase can open it. File mode leaves nothing anywhere. Photo mode keeps a short-lived encrypted copy in your own iCloud so the picture can survive a chat app's recompression — Apple hosts ciphertext it cannot read.