Store website passkeys inside your Krypt vault.
Krypt 2.0.0 adds third-party website and service passkeys as a Free capability through Android Credential Manager on Android 14+ and Apple Credential Provider extensions on iOS/iPadOS 17+ and macOS 14+. Passkeys are stored inside the unlocked real vault and managed from the app.
Krypt 2.0.0 is available through the App Store and Google Play. Website passkeys still require a supported operating system and a website or service that offers passkey sign-in.
Passkeys in Krypt are for signing in to websites and services. They are separate from unlocking Krypt itself.
What Krypt passkeys do
This page describes Krypt 2.0.0 passkey and WebAuthn coverage through Android and Apple credential providers. It keeps the scope precise so reviewers do not confuse website passkeys with vault unlock.
Create
Create supported website passkeys through Android Credential Manager or Apple Credential Provider extensions.
Store
Keep passkeys inside Krypt's unlocked real vault rather than a generic credential bucket.
List
Review saved passkeys from the in-app passkey management surface.
Use
Use saved passkeys to sign in to supported third-party services.
Delete
Remove passkeys you no longer need from the vault.
Separate
Website passkeys do not replace your Krypt vault unlock method.
Password
A shared secret you store and type or autofill. It can be reused, weak, phished, or leaked.
Passkey
A modern sign-in credential for supported websites and services. Krypt 2.0.0 stores and manages these passkeys on Android 14+, iOS/iPadOS 17+, and macOS 14+.
Related pages
Manage passwords and passkeys from one private vault.
Krypt gives modern credentials a home inside a broader encrypted password manager and secure vault.
