What it is about
- Zero-knowledgeEncryption and decryption happen locally. The server never sees your master password and never your plaintext data.
- More than passwordsDocuments, notes and your digital legacy can be stored securely and handed over in an orderly way when needed.
- Only your key opens itWithout your master password the vault stays locked — even for the provider. That is the whole point of zero-knowledge.
Frequently asked questions
What does zero-knowledge mean?
The service has "zero knowledge" of your content: it stores only encrypted data that it cannot decrypt itself.
What if I forget my master password?
Because only you hold the key, the provider cannot reset it. That is why you should set up a recovery path.
Is my data safe offline too?
Yes. Since the vault holds only encrypted data, it is worthless without your key even if the server is accessed.