Most password apps promise convenience. Password Vault delivers protection — zero-knowledge encryption, local-first storage, and a way to reach any browser securely, even one you don't own.
Every claim below is backed by code you can inspect, not marketing copy.
Every item is encrypted with AES-256-GCM on your device before it ever touches the network. Your master password never leaves your device, and we cannot see your data — ever.
Your master password is hardened with Argon2id, tuned to resist GPU cracking and brute-force attacks — the same class of algorithm trusted across the industry for password-based keys.
Your vault lives in an encrypted SQLCipher database on your own device. The app works fully offline — the cloud is an optional convenience, never a requirement.
Face ID and fingerprint unlock are layered on top of your master password for fast, everyday access — without weakening what protects your vault at rest.
A BIP-39 recovery phrase is generated once at setup. Lose your master password and it's the only way back in — nothing is ever stored that could recover it for you.
Vault Sync, an optional subscription, lets your encrypted vault follow you across devices and platforms. The server only ever stores ciphertext — decryption happens locally, on your device, every time.
Need a password on a computer you don't control? Scan a QR code, decrypt entirely in that browser, done. Nothing typed, nothing installed, nothing left behind. See how it works ↓
Group logins into folders that make sense to you — your vault stays organized whether you have a dozen items or a thousand.
Password Vault is part of the Vault Suite, alongside Email Vault, File Vault and Spotter Eye — one hardened encryption architecture, and one optional Vault Sync subscription shared across all of them.
The question every password manager eventually has to answer: how do you get a password onto a computer you don't control — a library, a hotel business center, a machine with no admin rights — without ever putting the plaintext at risk?
Open the item on your phone and tap "Send to browser (QR)."
A one-time encrypted QR code appears, expiring in 60 seconds if unused. No server is involved — it's generated and encrypted entirely on your device.
Open the receiver page on any computer with a webcam and scan the code — no install, no browser extension required.
The browser decrypts it locally via WebCrypto and shows you the fields. Copy what you need — it clears from the clipboard automatically after 20 seconds.
Password Vault never requires a subscription. Cloud sync is an optional add-on you can start or stop at any time.
Try it before you buy
$24.99 one-time on desktop
or $2.99 per month · 14-day free trial
Own more than one app? The Vault Suite Bundle is $39.99 on mobile and $64.99 on desktop.
Prices are in USD and may vary by store and region. Folder Vault, the standalone member of the Vault Suite, is a one-time purchase with no sync.
No. The free tier and the one-time Unlock both work entirely on your device. Vault Sync is only for people who want their encrypted data on more than one device.
Yes — the one-time Unlock is bought separately for each platform. The Vault Sync subscription is different: subscribe once and sign in to your Vault account on any platform.
Your local vault keeps working exactly as before. Sync simply stops until you subscribe again.
No. Everything is encrypted on your device before it leaves it, and your master password never leaves your device. The sync server only stores ciphertext it cannot read.