Encrypted Password Vault
Encrypt notes and secrets locally with a password, kept entirely on your device.
A private place for secrets
A secure vault stores sensitive notes and secrets protected by a password, so only someone with the password can read them. This encrypts your data locally in your browser, meaning nothing is ever sent to a server — your secrets stay on your device.
Set a password to encrypt and store your notes.
Why local encryption matters
The crucial feature here is that the encryption happens entirely on your own device, so your unencrypted secrets never travel across the internet or sit on someone else's server — which is a genuinely different privacy model from services that store your data in the cloud. Your password is what unlocks the data, and because it is done locally, only you ever hold both the encrypted data and the key. This carries an important responsibility: if you forget the password, there is no recovery and no reset, because no one else has it — that is the point, but it means the password must be remembered or safely recorded. For notes you want kept private on your own device, local encryption offers real protection without trusting a third party with your secrets.
Questions & answers
Where is my data stored?
Entirely on your own device — the encryption happens in your browser, so your unencrypted secrets are never sent to any server.
What happens if I forget the password?
There is no recovery — because only you hold the password, no one can reset it. That is what makes it private, but it means the password must be safely remembered.
Is my data uploaded?
No. Everything is encrypted and stored locally, never transmitted.