Keeper Announces iOS Vault Redesign with Liquid Glass and iPhone Duo Support

Version 18.1 introduces revised navigation, smarter password autofill and additional credential-management controls.

Keeper Security has announced version 18.1 of its iOS app, introducing a redesigned vault interface, support for the foldable iPhone Duo, and tools intended to simplify password and credential management.

In its October 29, 2026 announcement, the company describes the update as a major interface overhaul built around Apple’s Liquid Glass design.

Apple’s own announcement confirms the iPhone Duo’s foldable design and adaptive interface, including Split View multitasking. Keeper’s specific implementation is described in the company’s supplied release.

Faster access to everyday tools

Keeper says search, two-factor codes and Security Audit are now accessible through a bottom toolbar, while account settings are grouped in an avatar menu.

Other interface changes include a floating action button, refreshed folder and list views, and an introductory product tour.

Keeper’s App Store release notes corroborate the vault refresh, revised navigation and stronger integration with iOS password prompts.

For iPhone Duo, the company says the vault can display folders and record details side by side when the device is open, then return to a single-screen layout when closed.

Password creation and credential updates

The update also expands KeeperFill, allowing it to suggest strong passwords within supported iOS prompts and save the resulting records.

Keeper says background credential maintenance can respond when a supported website reports that a passkey has been revoked or a password is no longer active.

That capability depends on the relevant signals and integrations; it should not be interpreted as universal automatic detection of every outdated login.

Audit visibility and sharing controls

The release describes a revised Security Audit screen, clearer sync and offline indicators, and support for sharing multiple files into Keeper through the iOS Activity View.

For enterprise users, announced folder controls include moving nested shared folders and explicitly denying access to particular folders.

Craig Lurey, CTO and Co-founder of Keeper Security, said the redesign aims to reduce navigation friction while retaining the platform’s zero-knowledge architecture.

The update focuses on making frequent security tasks easier to complete. Users should check their App Store listing and organizational settings for the version and capabilities available to them.

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