A password manager with no account, no server, and nothing to sign in to.
Your vault is encrypted and stored on your own phone. It works in airplane mode, indefinitely.
Get it on Google Play Search results can be misleading — this link goes to the right app. Made by Dubaya Apps. The iPhone version is with Apple for review.
Argon2id protects your master password; XChaCha20-Poly1305 protects your entries. Titles and usernames sit inside the encrypted content, not beside it — the stored file holds no readable text.
Random passwords and passphrases with an honest strength estimate — one that does not give credit for patterns an attacker already expects.
Group entries however you like, with an entry allowed in more than one folder. Search covers everything at once.
Reused, weak, old and insecure entries surfaced in plain lists you can act on — plus an optional, opt-in check against known breaches.
Android autofill offers only entries that match whoever is asking, always names the requester, and never fills without you choosing.
A driver's licence barcode, a payment card, or a passport page. The image is read and discarded — never saved, never uploaded.
Import from Bitwarden, 1Password, LastPass, Dashlane, Keeper, Chrome or NordPass, with a preview before anything is saved.
One encrypted file under a passphrase you choose, restorable onto a new phone. Optional reminders so you actually take one.
Payment cards, IDs and passports, bank accounts, Wi-Fi passwords and secure notes — each with the fields that actually belong to it, and masked entry for card numbers and dates.