A new model for authentication · 2026

They can crack the vault.They can't read your mind.

WordCrypt generates your password the moment you need it — from inputs only you know. Nothing is saved. Nothing syncs. There is no vault to breach.

US Patent 9,647,839 · SHA-256 · Works offline

Vault-Encrypted (Old way)

Breach risk

Encrypted blobs stored on disk

Cloud sync servers

Your secrets held on 3rd-party infra

One stolen master key = full compromise

Everything you stored is suddenly on the market

No vault. Nothing to store.

Zero-storage
secretpassword

Deterministic derivation — rendered on demand, never persisted

Nothing persisted · nothing to exfiltrate

Zero bytes of sensitive data ever stored

10s

Instant derive time

from memory to login

0 bytes

Stored sensitive credentials

nothing on disk, ever

SHA-256

Military-grade deterministic hashing

auditable, reproducible

$23.3B

Vault breach exposure prevented

vault-attack economics

How it works

One small step to log in.
No vault required.

01 / TRIGGER

Click the WordCrypt mark in any password field.

The encryptor opens locally on your device — accessible and visible only to you.

02 / IDENTIFY

Enter your phrase, or unlock with biometrics.

A memorable line in any language — typos and all. They make it uniquely yours.

03 / DERIVE

Submit your PIN. A domain-unique password is derived and submitted.

Same inputs always yield the same password — on any device, with no sync, no cloud, no record.

Why this matters

Hackers don't break in.
They simply log in.

The vault model assumes the vault won't be cracked. The headlines disagree.

Forbes · Mar 2025

AI compromises Chrome's password manager in 10 seconds flat.

An LLM jailbreak technique was used to coax AI into extracting stored credentials at speed.

Read
SentinelOne · Sep 2025

The cloud is exceptionally vulnerable to credential theft.

Phishing, stolen credentials, ransomware and account compromise top the cloud threat list.

Read
Industry · Apr 2025

Password managers are themselves under attack.

After LastPass, attackers have realised that breaking the manager beats breaking the user.

Read
Features

Engineered around nothing.

The safest thing to protect is the thing you don't have. Every design decision removes a surface that could be attacked.

/ 01

Zero storage

Credentials are derived in memory and discarded after submission. There is no file, no database, no cloud.

/ 02

Domain-bound

The destination URL is part of the input. A phrase that yields one password on acme.com yields a different one on bank.com.

/ 03

Deterministic

Same inputs, same output, every time. Your passwords are recoverable on any device — without a vault.

/ 04

Offline by default

All cryptography runs on your device. No network call is required to log into anything.

/ 05

Biometric unlock

Type your phrase, or unlock with fingerprint / face on supported devices. Your phrase never leaves the device.

/ 06

Universal

Browser extension, mobile app, and bookmarklet — covering every major OS and browser surface.

Pay once. Own it.

Ready to retire
your rented vault?

Stop paying a monthly subscription to store secrets you could derive in ten seconds. Own your security model — permanently.

Free

Essential generation, local-only.

$0/ forever
  • Essential password generation
  • Local-only derivation
  • Unlimited generated credentials
  • Community support
Start free
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Pro

One-time purchase. Lifetime access. You keep everything.

$39one-time / lifetime
  • Unlimited devices
  • Advanced derivation parameters
  • Priority security updates
  • Cross-device derivation sync
  • Open algorithm white-paper
  • Lifetime license & updates
Upgrade to Pro

One-time $39 beats ~$36–48 / year of recurring 1Password or Bitwarden — Pro pays for itself in the first year, then keeps the vault off the market forever.

Available soon on

  • Chrome
  • Safari
  • Firefox
  • Edge
  • iOS
  • Android
  • Linux
  • macOS
  • Windows