Cloud Database Location

When you turn on cloud sync, Safe stores your data in encrypted files in your cloud:

SafeInCloud.db — your main database
SafeInCloud(name).db — any extra databases, with the database name in parentheses

These files are encrypted with your master password, so you can't open them directly by clicking on them. To view your data on a computer, install the free desktop app.

Important: Don't move, rename, or delete these files from your cloud — the app locates them by their exact name and folder. If they go missing, Safe won't be able to sync.

The folder where the file lives depends on which cloud you chose.

Google Drive

Open Drive at drive.google.com. There are two possible locations:

Recommended — Safe's own app folder. Manage it via Google Drive's Settings → Manage Apps. You can't open the file from here; the only available action is Delete hidden app data.
Root folder of Google Drive — only if you chose this location during sync setup.

Dropbox

Open Dropbox at dropbox.com.

File location: /Apps/Safe In Cloud/

OneDrive

Open OneDrive at onedrive.live.com.

File location: /Apps/SafeInCloud/SafeInCloud.db

iCloud

You can't browse iCloud Drive directly to the Safe folder, but you can manage its storage.

Open System Settings (or System Preferences on older macOS)
Click your name → iCloud
Click Manage next to the iCloud Storage bar
Select SafeInCloud – Password Manager

The only available action is Delete data — you can't download or open the database file from here.

Open Settings
Tap your name → iCloud → Manage Account Storage (or Storage)
Tap SafeInCloud – Password Manager

WebDAV / other clouds

For WebDAV, Nextcloud, Yandex.Disk, NAS devices, and other custom clouds, the file location is whatever path you set up when you configured sync. See Cloud Sync via WebDAV for details.