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Everything important,
securely within reach

Boarding passes, bookings, Wi-Fi codes, documents and access codes — stuck into one book that never leaves your iPhone.

Coming to the App Store
The book: a grid of colourful stickers Today: what needs attention, sorted by urgency A sticker with its fields and actions

What it does

Eight kinds of sticker, one book, nothing uploaded anywhere.

Stick anything in

Bookings, QR codes, documents, links, contacts, Wi-Fi passwords, notes — or a custom sticker with whatever fields you need. Photos and PDFs attach to any of them.

Encrypted on your device

Everything is sealed with AES-GCM and a key that lives in the iOS Keychain and never leaves this iPhone. No account, no server, no analytics, no ads.

Private stickers

Mark a sticker private and it stays blurred even inside the app. Face ID reveals it for thirty seconds, then it hides itself again.

Swap without a server

Hand a sticker to someone else as an encrypted QR code on your screen. They scan it, type the code you tell them, and it lands in their book. Nothing passes through us.

Renewal radar

“Expires” and “time to renew” are different dates. Many countries want six months of validity left on a passport — the book warns you long before the expiry date.

Emergency page

A contact, a medical card, insurance, an embassy number — readable straight from the lock screen, deliberately, for the moment when that is what matters.

Private by architecture

Not a promise in a settings screen — a consequence of how it is built.

The app contains no networking code at all. There is nothing to upload to, because there is no server: no account to create, no sync to switch off, no analytics SDK to trust. A build check fails if network code ever appears.
One honest limit. iOS does not let any app block screenshots. AX Stickers can only notice that one was taken and tell you — and it hides a revealed private sticker immediately when it happens. We would rather say this plainly than let you assume otherwise.
There is no cloud backup. Because nothing is uploaded, losing the iPhone means losing what is inside. The app can export the whole book into a single file encrypted with a password you choose, which you keep wherever you like.

Questions

The support page answers the common ones, and the privacy policy spells out exactly what is stored and where.

Anything else, or something broken?