No server, by design
The vault is a file you own, encrypted with keys derived from your master password. Sync rides your own storage. Nothing phones home.
A password manager with no server to trust
Planned Android
Passwords, passkeys, TOTP, and secret notes in an end-to-end encrypted vault that syncs through storage you control. No company server, no account, no subscription holding your secrets hostage. Sharing and emergency access work without a server, and the app is honest about exactly what that means.
This app is planned. The capabilities and screens below describe the intended product and its design direction - it is not a shipped app yet, and nothing here is a working build.
Design-stage previews of the intended app, not real-build screenshots - this app is not built yet.
The vault is a file you own, encrypted with keys derived from your master password. Sync rides your own storage. Nothing phones home.
Split a recovery key among people you trust. Any chosen quorum of them can reconstruct it, offline, with printable share cards. No waiting-period server deciding your emergency.
Breach packs bring k-anonymized hash data to your device, so checking a password never transmits it, or any part of it, anywhere.
Shared items are encrypted to the recipient. Expiry is cooperative and the UI says so. True revocation is rotation, one tap away.
A desktop CLI injects secrets into processes and environments, scans repos for leaked keys, and inventories certificates, all without weakening the vault format.
This is the actual lookup Vault uses, running in your browser on a five-bucket demo set. Your input is hashed locally; the first five characters select a bucket; the rest is compared inside it. Open your browser's network tab and watch: nothing leaves this page.
Demo only: five buckets, fabricated entries. The real packs carry millions, built the same way, checked the same way, equally offline.
The catalog as it actually stands. Packs ship to users only after their expert review clears.
The full credential manager, forever
Free means free: no account, no trial clock, nothing expires.
Final prices land per market at launch. What you buy keeps working offline, forever.
Set up the emergency kit: a recovery key split across trusted people. Without it, nobody can decrypt your vault, including us. That's the point.
Like every CoreVecta app, KeyVecta works fully offline, anchors its answers to verifiable sources, and sends nothing anywhere. There is no server to receive it. Knowledge packs state their review status on their face, and packs touching high-stakes domains are reviewed by credentialed professionals before they're labeled ready.
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