Every login you own,
locked to one device
CrypKey keeps your passwords, cards and documents in a vault that stays on your device — organised the way you think, opened only by you.
Stock. Lock. Fortify.
Enter App PIN to unlock
Demo vault — any 4 digits will unlock it
Failed attempts: 0/3
Fully interactive and loaded with a sample vault. Unlock it with any four digits — nothing you do here leaves your browser.
What's inside
Everything you need to
keep your logins straight
Organised the way you think
Group credentials into categories, then drill into each item. Every card carries its own icon, colour and item count, so the shape of your vault is obvious at a glance.
Enter App PIN to unlock
Locked before it opens
A PIN or your device biometrics guards the vault. Three failed attempts clears the working copy and leaves only your backup.
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Passwords on demand
Generate one without leaving the field you are filling. Set the length from 4 to 32 and pick the character sets.
Fields you define
Each item is sections and fields of your own making — ten types, right through to image and file attachments.
Make it yours
Recolour any card from the full picker or the quick-select palette. Colour is how you find things fast.
{
"version": "1.0.0",
"timestamp": 1754312574000,
"categories": [ … ]
}Backups you actually control
Export a plain JSON file to a location you choose and restore it whenever you need. No cloud account sits between you and your own data — and nothing stops you keeping three copies.
Find it in one tap
Search within any category, or filter to just the entries you have bookmarked.
The difference
The old way vs.
the CrypKey way
Most people keep passwords in a notes app and hope for the best. A vault costs you one extra tap and takes the hoping out of it.
Notes app & memory
However you do it today
- Where it livesNotes app, browser, memory
- Protected byWhatever unlocks the phone
- Structure per entryA blob of text
- Password strengthReused and guessable
- Who else can read itWhoever hosts the notes
- If you switch phonesCopy and paste, carefully
Offline, structured, yours
- Where it livesOne vault, on your device
- Protected byIts own PIN or biometrics
- Structure per entrySections and typed fields
- Password strengthGenerated, up to 32 chars
- Who else can read itNobody — it never syncs
- If you switch phonesRestore from your backup