WiFi password? Alarm code? That one PIN you forget every single time? Store them on your phone, reveal them with a hold, and stop pretending your Notes app is a security strategy. Your data stays on your device. Period.
Password managers are great — for people who enjoy logging into an app to find a login for another app. This is for the stuff you need right now. No vaults, no master passwords, no 47-step sync process.
Press and hold to see your secret. Let go and it disappears. Walk away and it locks itself. It's almost like we thought about this.
Someone asks for the WiFi password again. Instead of spelling it out letter by letter, show them a QR code. Done. You're welcome.
Point your camera at a WiFi QR code. It reads it, saves it, done. The future is here and it took about 2 seconds.
Lock the app with a PIN or your face. It auto-locks after 30 seconds in the background. Like your banking app, except you'll actually use this one.
XChaCha20-Poly1305 with Argon2id key derivation. The same algorithms the serious security-focused apps use. Your data isn't just hidden — it's unreadable.
No tutorials, no onboarding flow, no "getting started" guide. Open it, add a secret, done. If your grandma can't figure it out, we failed.
Most apps say "we take your privacy seriously" and then sell your data to advertisers. We took a different approach — we made it architecturally impossible for us to see anything. Zero-knowledge means zero drama.
No cloud. No sync server. No "optional telemetry." Your encrypted database lives on your device and nowhere else.
Your PIN creates the encryption key. It never leaves your device. We don't have a copy, a backup, or a "forgot password" button.
No backdoors, no recovery, no master key. If you lose your PIN, your data is gone forever. That's not a bug — that's the whole point.
You're intelligent. You run businesses, raise kids, ship code. And yet — your WiFi password is in a text message to yourself from 2019. Let's fix that.
The WiFi password. The alarm code. The Netflix PIN. The gate code. All living rent-free in various text threads across your phone. Put them in one place and reclaim your sanity.
Set it up once, explain it in 10 seconds. "Hold the card, see the password." That's it. They'll stop calling you about the WiFi. You're welcome.
API keys in Slack DMs. SSH passphrases on sticky notes. Deploy tokens in a Google Doc called "stuff." You know who you are. Do better.
4-6 digits. This creates your encryption key locally. Enable Face ID if you're feeling fancy. Total setup time: about 8 seconds.
Type it in or scan a QR code. Label it whatever you want. It's encrypted and saved before you finish blinking.
Press and hold any card. See your secret. Let go — gone. 8 seconds and it hides itself. That's the whole app. Told you it was simple.
Free. No account. No email. No data collection. Just download it and be the smart person you already are.
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