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Zero-knowledge password manager. Unlocks your encrypted vault locally and fills credentials per site. Vault is a zero-knowledge password manager. Your master password and a Secret Key encrypt your vault entirely on your device - only ciphertext ever leaves it. **The problem with other password managers** Most password managers are constantly in your face - intercepting form fields, offering to save every password you type, auto-filling before you want them to, and suggesting 50 credentials because everything shares the same top-level domain. Vault stays out of the way. It only appears when you open it. No unsolicited popups, no autofill without asking, no save prompts jumping in while you type. Vault also keys credentials by the full URL - hostname, port, and path - so each distinct site gets exactly its own credentials. No more sifting through a dropdown of unrelated logins that happen to share a domain. **Features** - Autofill on demand - only when you click fill - Credentials matched to the exact site, not just the domain - Add, edit, and delete logins from the popup - Recycle bin for deleted entries - Sync your vault across devices - Configurable auto-lock timeout **Privacy** No telemetry. No third-party services. Your encrypted vault is synced to a private server - the server never sees your plaintext passwords. Currently in beta. Signups are invite only right now.
Aug 7, 2026
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