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Mage - Android GUI for Age File Encryption
Mage is an Android GUI for age file encryption, built on kage (a Kotlin/JVM implementation of the age protocol). Mage is short for Mobile age. Mage is not officially affiliated with or endorsed by the age project.
Features
- Encrypt or decrypt files to age recipients or passphrases, including armor, multi-recipient, and encrypt-to-self.
- SSH keys (ssh-ed25519, ssh-rsa) work as recipients and identities alongside native age keys, and can be mixed on one file.
- Identities are sealed in the Android Keystore (AES-256-GCM, StrongBox where available) behind biometric or device-credential authentication.
- Recipients get a small address book with QR encode/scan for sharing a public key.
- Batch mode encrypts or decrypts more than one file at a time into a folder.
- Your identity vault can be exported and re-imported as an encrypted backup, so it isn't stuck on one device.
- Mage hooks into the system where it makes sense: share-sheet targets, a .age file-manager association, launcher shortcuts, and a Quick Settings tile.
- Mage does not implement its own cryptography — that is kage's job.
- It is not a general-purpose file manager or password manager, and it does not support the age-plugin mechanism, which relies on binaries on $PATH and does not work on Android.
- Mage requests no network permission and makes no network connections.
