VaultKeepR
Zero-knowledge password manager with no email, account, or tracking.
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Description
Zero-knowledge password manager with no email, account, or tracking. Encrypt passwords locally, sync via IPFS. Free on Chrome, iOS, and Android.
About VaultKeepR
What is VaultKeepR?
VaultKeepR is a decentralized, zero-knowledge password manager. It encrypts credentials and documents locally on user devices and synchronizes data via IPFS without requiring email registration or central servers.
What VaultKeepR does
VaultKeepR encrypts vaults using XChaCha20-Poly1305 and derives keys with Argon2id. Encrypted ciphertext is stored on IPFS and synchronized using Automerge CRDTs, with state anchored to a CID registry contract on Base L2. The application supports biometric passkeys via WebAuthn and ERC-4337 smart accounts, breach monitoring with HIBP, local AI terms-of-service analysis, TOTP authentication, and 3-of-5 Shamir Secret Sharing recovery.
Who VaultKeepR is for
The application is built for individuals, freelancers, and teams who want zero-knowledge protection without centralized databases.
How VaultKeepR works
Users initialize a vault secured by a master password, biometrics, or passkey. Data encrypts locally in device memory, and encrypted ciphertext synchronizes across Chrome, Firefox, iOS, and Android using IPFS.
Key features
- Client-side XChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption with Argon2id key derivation
- Decentralized synchronization over IPFS with Automerge CRDTs and Base L2 anchoring
- No email, phone number, tracking, or centralized account registration required
- Biometric passkey login powered by WebAuthn and ERC-4337 smart accounts
- Integrated breach scanner using HIBP and local AI terms-of-service analysis
- Shamir Secret Sharing recovery splitting keys across 3-of-5 threshold fragments
- Available on Chrome, Firefox, iOS, and Android
Facts from vaultkeepr.xyz, checked 15 October 2026
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Frequently asked questions
What cryptography standards does VaultKeepR use?
VaultKeepR encrypts data on device using XChaCha20-Poly1305 with encryption keys derived via Argon2id.
How does VaultKeepR sync data without central servers?
Ciphertext is stored on IPFS, merged via Automerge CRDTs, and anchored in a registry contract on Base L2.
Is an email address required to use VaultKeepR?
No. VaultKeepR requires no email address, personal account, or identity tracking.
How does account recovery work without central resets?
VaultKeepR uses Shamir Secret Sharing to divide recovery keys into five fragments, requiring three fragments to restore access.