macOs

Protect your folders on Mac with encryption and Touch ID.

Right-click a folder to lock it. Unlock with Touch ID or your master password, directly from Finder or the FolderLock app.

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Right-click to protect

Turn any folder into an encrypted Locked Folder, directly from Finder.

Right-click

Turn any folder into an encrypted Locked Folder, directly from Finder.

Unlock with Touch ID

Open your private files with a touch. Use your master password when needed.

Touch ID

Open your private files with a touch. Or your master password.

Work in Finder

Browse and edit your unlocked files in the apps you already use.

AES-256 encryption

Protect your private files with AES-256 encryption built into macOS.

How it works

As straightforward as possible.

Get to know Folder Lock, from your first password to your first protected folder.

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Finder integration

Enable the Finder extension to lock and unlock folders right where you work every day.

Set your master password

Lock a folder

Unlock with Touch ID

Keep your original folder

Finder integration

Enable the Finder extension to lock and unlock folders right where you work every day.

Set your master password

Lock a folder

Unlock with Touch ID

Keep your original folder

FAQs

A few things worth knowing.

Answers to common questions about Folder Lock, your files, and getting started.

Is Folder Lock free?

How does Folder Lock protect my files?

Do I need Touch ID?

What happens to my original folder?

Can I edit files inside a Locked Folder?

Does closing the Finder window lock my folder?

What if I forget my master password?

Can I open my Locked Folders on another Mac?

Is Folder Lock free?

How does Folder Lock protect my files?

Do I need Touch ID?

What happens to my original folder?

Can I edit files inside a Locked Folder?

Does closing the Finder window lock my folder?

What if I forget my master password?

Can I open my Locked Folders on another Mac?

A little setup. A lot more privacy.