A vault for the facts you always have to dig for
Your VIN, your EIN, your passport number, an insurance policy — the facts you know you have somewhere, in a photo, a note, an old email. QuickVars stores them once, encrypted, on your phone, and hands them back the instant you ask — by typing, by voice, or by saying it out loud without even opening the app.
No account. No cloud. No server. Everything stays on your phone.
How it works
A name and a value — "Audi VIN", "WAU123456789." QuickVars guesses the category on its own; you can always override it.
One key, sealed in the Keychain behind Face ID or your passcode — encrypted with AES-256 before it ever touches the disk.
Type it, search it, or just say "What's my Audi VIN?" out loud. Face ID authenticates once per session, not once per fact.
The Reveal screen auto-hides after 30 seconds, copies clear themselves from your clipboard, and the app locks the moment it's backgrounded.
Say it without opening the app
Siri opens the app, Face ID runs automatically, and the answer is on screen before you've finished putting your phone down.
The app never opens at all. Face ID prompts right over Siri, and the value shows once, inline — never a notification, never a Lock Screen leak.
Pin a single QuickVar to your Lock Screen. It shows a locked icon, nothing else — tap it, pass Face ID, and it opens straight to that answer.
Ask your Apple Watch the same question. Your phone (already unlocked) answers — the Watch itself never holds a key or a decrypted value.
Built for one thing
A single AES-256 key, sealed in the Keychain behind Face ID or your device passcode. No per-item passwords to forget, no separate PIN.
A value is never spoken by Siri, never written to a push notification, never shown on your Lock Screen unauthenticated. Not a style choice — a hard rule.
No account, no server, no analytics SDK. QuickVars doesn't know what you've saved — only that it's there when you ask.
Blood type, allergies, an emergency contact — mark specific items visible from the Lock Screen without Face ID, for exactly the moment that matters.
Stop digging through Photos for a screenshot of your VIN. Just ask.