Vaults can be cracked.
Your mind can’t.

WordCrypt is a password generator that runs on your own device and never stores your passwords. Think of it as a password calculator with no memory. Enter your secret phrase and PIN, and it instantly works out a strong, unique password for the site you're signing in to. The same inputs give the same password every time without having to save it anywhere.

Your phrase, your PIN, the website's address and your personal registration token go through a multi-layer, one-way process. The token comes from the email address you registered with, and the app adds it for you in the background every time. Because the token is unique to you, someone else using the same phrase and PIN would still get different passwords.

Conventional password managers keep all your passwords in an encrypted vault, and vaults can be stolen. WordCrypt has no vault. It creates each password when you need it and forgets it right after, so there are no stored passwords to steal.

No, and that's deliberate. Encryption is for data you plan to unlock and read again later. WordCrypt uses a series of one-way processes instead. Your passwords can't be reverse engineered to reveal your phrase or PIN, not even by us.

No system is truly unhackable. But WordCrypt gives attackers no stored passwords to break into, and it's built with extra protections against anyone trying to work backwards from a password to your phrase or PIN. We're also building in keylog scrambling, designed to protect what you type from keystroke-logging malware.

Your passwords aren't on it, so there are no passwords to steal. Your PIN is never saved, and if you chose to save your phrase, it only opens with your fingerprint or face, so a thief can't create your passwords. Install WordCrypt on your new device, enter your phrase and PIN, and your passwords are right back.

Not to make passwords. Every password is created on your device, and your phrase, PIN and passwords never leave it. You only need a connection once to register and to activate Pro on each device.

Don't, as no one can recover them, not even us. That's the point: there's no copy on our servers or in any cloud for anyone to find. If you want a backup, write them down and keep them somewhere safe, such as a home safe, a safe deposit box or with your will.

For your secret phrase, pick something you'll always remember but others wouldn't connect to you. Make it your own by adding a word, mixing languages or misspelling on purpose, because famous quotes and song lines on their own are among the first things attackers try. For your PIN, use 4 to 8 letters and/or numbers with personal meaning that's hard for others to guess, and avoid patterns like 1234 or your birth year. Capitals and spaces are ignored in both, so you don't need to remember them.

Use Advanced Options and tell WordCrypt you need a new password for that site and save the change. WordCrypt then creates a fresh password for that site only. It records a small counter for the site in an encrypted file on your device, never the password itself. If you share your settings file with your other devices, they'll all produce the new password too.

Set the site's rules once in Advanced Options and WordCrypt remembers them for that site in an encrypted file on your device, which you can share with your other devices.

There's nothing to import, because WordCrypt creates new passwords instead of storing old ones. Switch over one site at a time: sign in, choose “change password,” and use the password WordCrypt creates. Most people start with their most important accounts.

There's no stored list to export, because WordCrypt never stores your passwords. That's on purpose: an export button would be a dangerous tool in the wrong hands. And if you ever switch password managers, there's no rush. WordCrypt isn't a subscription and never expires, so it keeps creating your passwords while you move over one site at a time.

Your passwords don't change. The email you registered with works like a username for WordCrypt, so keep using it even if you no longer use that mailbox. You can update the email we use to contact you at any time.

Yes. With WordCrypt Pro you can create a share for accounts you use together, like Wi-Fi, streaming or utilities. Each person creates the same password on their own device, so no one has to text or email it. Your personal accounts stay private: people in your share can only create the shared passwords.

No. Anyone you invite can join your share with WordCrypt Free. If you later remove someone, WordCrypt helps you change the shared passwords so they no longer work for that person.

WordCrypt Free creates up to 10 passwords a day on any one device. Pro is a one-time $39 for unlimited passwords, full customization and use on up to 5 of your devices, with free updates within your version. There's no subscription; you own it forever.

They keep working. WordCrypt runs on your own device and doesn't need our servers to create your passwords, and there are no passwords to sync or store. Your purchase never expires, so the copies you've installed keep creating the same passwords for as long as your devices run them.

WordCrypt Free creates up to 10 passwords a day, and the phrase and PIN panel shows how many you have left. If you run out, you can borrow up to 3 from tomorrow, so you're never locked out of an important account. Your passwords renew at midnight, or upgrade to Pro for unlimited passwords on up to 5 devices.

WordCrypt Free is for one device, and you can move it to a new device anytime. To use WordCrypt on your phone, computers and tablet, upgrade to Pro, which covers up to 5 of your devices for a one-time price. Your passwords come from your phrase and PIN, so every device gives you the same passwords, with nothing to sync.