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A password manager where the server knows nothing about you.

Not “we promise not to look.” Not “we encrypt at rest.” The server that holds your vault cannot open it, cannot tell you apart from anyone else, and does not know your email address. If it is stolen tomorrow, the thief gets a pile of ciphertext and the times of day you connected.

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This is a preview, not a product

You can create an account, sign in and keep items here, and all of it is sealed in your browser before it reaches the server. But this is a review build on its way to being finished, not something to trust with the passwords you actually rely on. Nothing here has been audited, and there is no promise that data on this instance survives the next deploy.

What is missing matters most at the moment you would need it: the Emergency Kit still prints as text on screen rather than the two PDFs it will be, and a browser that has never seen your Account Key cannot yet be given it — so treat every account here as one you could lose.

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