Password management that stays inside your vault.
Krypt stores logins, secure notes, recovery codes, files, and sensitive media in a zero-knowledge vault. Passwords are not the whole product. They are the front door to a private storage system built for real digital life.
Use Krypt when you want a password manager that can also protect the documents, notes, and recovery material connected to those accounts.
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Password manager features
Krypt covers the expected password workflow while keeping the sensitive account context in the same encrypted vault.
Strong password storage
Save usernames, passwords, websites, recovery codes, security questions, and account notes inside the encrypted vault.
Password generation
Create unique passwords instead of reusing weak credentials across accounts.
Health visibility
Find weak, reused, old, and compromised passwords through Pro-gated health checks.
Secure notes
Store account instructions, backup phrases, and private notes with encrypted search and tagging.
TOTP context
Keep 2FA context close to the account record so security details do not scatter across apps.
Optional sync
Sync encrypted vault data to your own supported cloud provider when you want multi-device access.
Typical cloud password manager
- Convenient sync is usually central to the product.
- Files, photos, and private account documents often live elsewhere.
- Most advanced plans charge every month or year.
Krypt
- Password manager first, secure vault underneath.
- Local-first storage with optional encrypted sync.
- Free core vault plus optional lifetime Pro upgrade.
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Make Krypt your password manager and private vault.
Start with passwords, then protect the files, notes, passkeys, and recovery material that belong with them.
