Founder-owned. Self-funded.
WordCrypt is 100% founder-owned today. The platform, IP, and architecture are intentionally structured to support investment, partnership, or acquisition by qualified parties.
Founder-owned. IP-protected. Acquisition-ready.
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WordCrypt is a patented, non-storing password security system — developed for strategic investment, partnership, or acquisition by qualified parties.
US Patent 9,647,839 · Patented method · Assignable in part or whole
PATENTUS 9,647,839
STAGEShipping · v1.x
STATUSOpen to acquirers
Market opportunity
A category that grew up around the wrong assumption.
Password managers built a market on the belief that your secrets must be stored somewhere. Deterministic identity removes the storage entirely — and the addressable market grows roughly seven-fold.
Deterministic identity
Zero-storage model · new category
$23.3B
Traditional password managers
Vault-based incumbents
$3.4B
≈ 6.8× opportunity · deterministic identity vs. vault-based TAM
The brief, in five lines/ 01 · OWNERSHIP / 02 · IP PROTECTION / 03 · OPPORTUNITY / 04 · DISTRIBUTION / 05 · TIMING / 06 · FIT
The Brief, in Five Lines
Patent on non-stored derivation.
US Patent 9,647,839 covers the core method. All IP is professionally managed by experienced patent counsel, including prosecution and litigation support. Documentation available under NDA.
Up to 75% of the IP portfolio.
Minority or majority equity, strategic partnership, or outright acquisition. The portfolio includes the issued patent, registered trademarks, the WordCrypt platform, and a defensive portfolio of premium brand domains.
Lightweight. Embeddable.
The derivation primitive can ship inside an existing identity stack — SSO, IdP, banking app — without a server-side dependency. Built for cross-platform deployment.
Vault breaches are accelerating.
LastPass, Chrome's manager, browser-resident credentials — the headlines compound the case for a different model. Cloud incidents now drive 45% of security events.
Built for strategic buyers.
Password manager providers, cybersecurity firms, browser / identity / platform companies, and strategic investors seeking defensible IP.
Why nowThe vault model is
The vault model is
failing in public.
Headlines compound. AI extracts browser-stored credentials in seconds. Cloud-resident password managers face documented recovery attacks. The entire category is funded on the assumption the vault will hold — and the vault is leaking.
WordCrypt's thesis is structural, not incremental: no vault, nothing to steal. The same model the headlines keep proving correct.
What we're looking for
A focused conversation.
We're open to outright acquisition, patent licensing, and a small early-stage round to fund a security audit and enterprise pilots. We are not raising a large primary.
Strategic acquirers
Identity, browsers, password management
Patent licensees
Finance, health, government
Angels
Security-product distribution networks
Technical documentation, demonstrations & legal materials shared upon qualification