# VaultKeepR

> Zero-knowledge password manager with no email, account, or tracking.

Zero-knowledge password manager with no email, account, or tracking. Encrypt passwords locally, sync via IPFS. Free on Chrome, iOS, and Android.

## Facts
- Website: https://vaultkeepr.xyz
- Categories: Mobile Apps, Security & Privacy, Developer Tools
- LotsDirectory page: https://lots.directory/products/vaultkeepr
- Listing state: Unclaimed. We listed this product from its public website, and its owner has not claimed it yet.

## Detailed info

## 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

Written from VaultKeepR's own website ([Homepage](https://vaultkeepr.xyz/), [Pricing](https://vaultkeepr.xyz/pricing), [About](https://vaultkeepr.xyz/about), [Docs](https://docs.vaultkeepr.xyz/docs)). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.

## FAQ

### 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.

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