A home for your secrets
Keep logins, secure notes and cards together. Find what you need with search, favorites and a trash for deleted items.
A sovereign password manager with no cloud vault and no account to create. Keep your digital life encrypted on your devices, and sync directly between them.
Serverless. Local first. Yours to keep.
My vaultNEVERYDAY ESSENTIALS
Passwords are just the beginning. Bring the essentials of your digital life together in one private vault.
Keep logins, secure notes and cards together. Find what you need with search, favorites and a trash for deleted items.
Create passwords with the built-in generator. Keep time-based verification codes alongside your logins with integrated TOTP.
Unlock, choose a login and fill supported Android apps and websites. Confirm new passwords and updates before saving them.
Password autofill · Android 9+Use nkey as an Android credential provider. Keep passkey private keys in your encrypted vault and approve each selection.
Passkey provider · Android 14+Link devices with pairing codes. Sync encrypted vault data directly through a private mesh, with conflicts surfaced for attention.
Export an encrypted backup protected by its own passphrase. Keep it where you choose and restore it when you need it.
SOVEREIGN BY DESIGN
No provider-hosted vault. No mandatory cloud account. No central password service standing between you and your data.
Explore the source codeYour vault lives encrypted on your device. Open and use your saved credentials without waiting for a cloud service.
Linked devices exchange encrypted data over the Korium network. Sync needs connectivity and reachable peers; your local vault remains available offline.
There is no provider password reset. Keep your master password safe, and make an encrypted backup with a passphrase you can recover.
We're preparing the first Android test of nkey. Try the everyday flows, connect your devices and help us find the rough edges.
Early software deserves a careful start. Use sample credentials during testing and keep your existing password manager.
You can use the local vault offline. Sync uses a peer-to-peer network, including network discovery, and requires connectivity. “Serverless” means you don't need a hosted vault account or your own sync server.
Not yet. The Android test is being prepared. This page will provide the official testing link when enrollment opens.
There is no server-side reset. Recovery requires an encrypted backup and its passphrase. Without a working way to unlock the vault or restore a backup, your encrypted data cannot be recovered for you.
The first public testing effort is focused on Android. Other platform releases will be announced when they are ready.