CHICAGO – October 29, 2026 -- Keeper Security released version 18.1 of its iOS app, rebuilding the vault interface on Apple's Liquid Glass design system and adding support for Apple's dual-screen iPhone Duo.
The company calls the update one of the most significant UI overhauls in its history. "Friction is the enemy of enterprise security," said Craig Lurey, CTO and co-founder, who added that the redesign keeps zero-knowledge encryption intact.
iPhone Duo support opens the vault into a side-by-side view
When the device is open, the vault expands so users can navigate folders and view detailed record entries at the same time. The app returns to a single-screen layout when the device is closed.
Liquid Glass redesign moves search, Security Audit and two-factor codes to a bottom toolbar
Account settings now sit in a central avatar menu. A new floating action button and a swipeable product tour are also included.
KeeperFill and background automation cut manual credential upkeep
KeeperFill now suggests and injects strong, unique passwords into iOS system prompts when users create or reset accounts, updating the vault in the background. If a website signals that a passkey was revoked or a password is no longer active, Keeper updates or clears the vault entry without user intervention.
Security Audit loads faster for large vaults, and admins gain folder controls
The redesigned Security Audit screen gives plain-language account health evaluations. Real-time indicators show whether the app is syncing or offline. Users can share multiple files to Keeper from the iOS Activity View. Enterprise administrators can move nested shared folders and explicitly deny access to specific folders.
Keeper says all encryption and decryption occur locally on the user's device, with private keys that never leave the endpoint. The company describes its platform as a control plane for humans, machines, non-human identities and AI agents. Version 18.1 is available now on the Apple App Store.