AndroidCrypt

Name: AndroidCrypt
Author: jmccoy600

An Android app that opens and creates VeraCrypt encrypted containers on phones and tablets.

Open source (MIT)By jmccoy600

Free Open sourceAndroid

Official websitegithub.com

F-Droidf-droid.org

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About AndroidCrypt

AndroidCrypt brings VeraCrypt encryption to Android. It opens encrypted containers created with VeraCrypt on Windows, Mac or Linux, and can also create new containers directly on a phone or tablet, so encrypted files can move between desktop and mobile.

It suits VeraCrypt users who need access to their containers away from a computer. The app is distributed through F-Droid; the developer is still recruiting testers for a Google Play release.

Strengths

Compatible with VeraCrypt containers from desktop systems
Can create new containers on the device
Open source under MIT

Limitations

Young project from a single developer
Not yet available on Google Play
Android only

Details

Pricing: FreeFree and open source under the MIT licence.
License: MIT
Developer: jmccoy600
Platforms: Android
How it runs: Downloadable app
Account: Not required
Best suited for: VeraCrypt users who need to open their encrypted containers on Android
Categories: Encryption tools
Last verified: October 2, 2026
Added: October 2, 2026
Sources: github.com/jmccoy600/androidCrypt
f-droid.org/packages/com.androidcrypt

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