Version Information
- Version
- 1.2
- Release date
- Oct 7, 2026
- Size
- 18.6 MB
- Android
- 8.0+
- File type
- APK
- Package
- com.gallery.photovideo.albumgallery.privatevault
- Developer
- Clinch App Infotech
About Gallery - Photo Album
Gallery - Photo Album from Clinch App Infotech is a photography app built around a simple promise: browse your pictures and clips smoothly while keeping selected media out of general view. The package com.gallery.photovideo.albumgallery.privatevault combines album browsing and a personal vault in one small install. Organising your albums The app is organised around your on-device albums, so the media you already captured is what you see first. Photos and videos live side by side in the same browsing experience, which keeps the interface short and predictable instead of splitting your library across several tools. Since the whole package weighs only 18.6 MB, it is quick to install and does not demand much room on your phone. A private vault inside the same app Beyond ordinary browsing, the build includes a private vault, as its package name suggests. The point is that you can separate particular photos or videos from the main gallery view and keep them gathered in one protected area, rather than relying on a separate application to hide them. Everything therefore stays inside a single photography app that handles both open viewing and quieter storage. Compatibility and installation The build requires Android 8.0+ or newer, so devices meeting that floor can install it while newer devices are well covered. At 18.6 MB the download is modest, meaning installation should be fast even on a connection with limited bandwidth, and it will not crowd out your media collection. The package installs under its full identifier, com.gallery.photovideo.albumgallery.privatevault. Version 1.2 from Clinch App Infotech The current release is version 1.2, dated 2026-10-07, from developer Clinch App Infotech. No content rating has been published for this listing, so nothing about age suitability is confirmed at this point. Future revisions would arrive as updates to this same package rather than as a new application.