Manage and sync your
credentials offline

Through distributed databases and local P2P. We are pioneering credential-management that sync automatically offline.

(Publicly available on TestFlight)

1. Store locally

All credentials are stored locally on the device only w/ T2 Secure enclave. Protected with a master-key and Face-id / Touch-id

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2. Sync offline

Sync your credentials automatically via local peer-to-peer communication w/ BlueTooth. Supports standby-mode

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3. AutoFill anywhere

AutoFill account credentials and passwords in all supported apps and browsers. Without leaving the app.

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A fully featured
credential-manager

Available for macOS and iOS. With support for iPadOS coming soon. Sign up to our Newsletter to get notified about product news

Offline sync

Sync password data completly offline. (Even works in standby)

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Secure sharing

Quickly share password data with someone else (Secured by E2EE)

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AutoFill

AutoFill in your favourite apps and browsers. (Supports one tap)

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History

Roll back any unintended password change that might occure

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One time code

2FA One-time-password support for TOTP and HTOP (URL or QR)

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Biometry

Authenticate access to the app biometrically with (Face-ID / Touch-ID)

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Master key

Use your own custom master-password to secure access to the app

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Passkeys

A custom and more secure implementation of PassKeys is coming soon

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How we compare with
the competition

Cloud connected credential managers have problems: Hackers stole encrypted LastPass password vaults. Moving credentials offline solves this.

Features

Offline sync

Offline database

Secure share

AutoFill

One time code

Native apps

History

Passkeys

Chrome AutoFill

iPadOS

Open-source

Price

Sentry

Soon

30%

$ 2.49 / Month

1Password

$ 2.99 / Month

StrongBox

100%

$ 4.99 / Month

BitWarden

Soon

100%

$ 0.99 / Month

Chrome

Free

KeyChain

Free

Common questions
and answers

If you have any further questions visit the support page

Why is the credential manager offline?

With online credential managers you will always be at risk of compromise if someone gets access to your master password, or someone with access to the the cloud leaks your data. As has often happened in the past: Hackers stole encrypted LastPass password vaults (external link)
How does the peer-to-peer communication work?

BlueTooth doesn't have it´s own P2P communication framework for data transfers, so we created one that is highly secure and reliable. It's our secret sauce, but we can tell you that it works great, even when devices are in standby-mode. As a side note, the new official Bluetooth mesh framework is more suitable for short bursts of message relays to IOT devices, rather than as a communication layer for distributed databases and data transfers.
What is a distributed database?

Unlike a cloud database, which store all data in one centralized location, a distributed database (external link) is a database structure that is designed to be spread out across multiple devices. Whenever these devices come into contact with one another, the databases automatically merge together. Each database on each device retains it´s own reversible history of all changes made. To further ensure the safety of the data, automatic database backups are built-in as a failsafe in case a database gets corrupted due to hardware failure or other events that may lead to database corruption.
Where is the data stored?

The data is stored in an encrypted database on your device only. We never have access to any of your data or credentials. The private encryption keys are safely stored in your device's T2 hardware chip, also known as the Secure enclave (external link). You can access it only through a master password or biometric authentication. Currently, there are no known ways to hack or gain unauthorized access to the Secure Enclave. Any potential risks to the Secure Enclave would be quickly patched by Apple to ensure your data remains safe. Additionally, the app will soon support YUBI key (external link) as an added security measure.
What encryption is used?

Our encryption methods solely rely on the native encryption API´s provided through Apple´s CryptoKit (external link). This includes ChaCha20 / Poly1305 and Diffie Hellman (external link), and salsa20 (external link). We ensure that all stored user-data, app-data is encrypted. Additionally, we encrypt all local network communication with E2EE (external link) (end-to-end-encryption). Furthermore, all data stays offline, so anyone attempting to gain access to your data would require physical access to your device and surpass the security measures you set up, such as master-password and biometric authentication.
What if I lose my device? How do I recover?

You can recover your credentials from any device you own. Or recover from a USB stick / cloud based backup file. Password protected with your own personal password. We recommend using a strong password if you want to store a backup in the cloud.
How do I import my credentials from my current credential manager?

First, export your accounts from your current credential manager to a file. Then, go to the preferences section of the app and select import accounts. Choose the file you just exported and follow the onscreen instructions. We support all major credential managers, including 1password, lastpassword, keeper, keychain, bitwarden, and more. In the future, we plan to support even more credential managers through the cvs format.
Where can I see the macOS app in action?

You can check out the video from the 1.0.0 launch. It shows how the interaction between an iPhone and a MacBook works: Watch the video