Password Manager —
never forget a password again

Every credential is encrypted with AES-256-GCM — the same algorithm trusted by governments and financial institutions worldwide. Each item uses a unique Initialization Vector so identical passwords produce different ciphertext. The server stores only encrypted blobs.

Encryption and decryption happen entirely in your browser using the Web Crypto API. The server never receives your master password or encryption keys — it cannot read your data even if it wanted to. A breach of our servers reveals nothing useful to an attacker.

Copy any field — username, password, URL, or note — to your clipboard with a single click. Passwords are hidden by default and can be revealed inline when you need to see them. The clipboard is cleared automatically after 30 seconds to prevent accidental exposure.

Your encrypted vault syncs across every device automatically. Open Vault from any modern browser — Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge — and your credentials are there after entering your master password. No plugin required, no app to install.

Organize credentials into folders within vaults. Create separate vaults for personal, work, and shared team use — each with its own encryption key. Nest folders as deep as you need for granular organization across hundreds of entries.

Type any part of a site name, username, or URL to filter results in real time. Search works across all vaults simultaneously — find the right credential in under a second. Encrypted item names are decrypted client-side so search works locally without a server round-trip.

Star frequently used entries as favorites for instant access from the top of the list. Filter by item type (login, note, document, identity, API key) to narrow down exactly what you need. Sort by name, date added, or last modified.

Share an entire vault with team members using RSA-4096 key exchange — the vault key is encrypted with each recipient's public key. Manage access centrally: add members, set roles, and revoke access without rotating credentials when someone leaves.