Most password managers sync to the cloud by default — exposing your credentials to data breaches you can’t control. This vault stores everything encrypted in your own browser.
Open Password Vault →When your credentials live on someone else’s servers, a breach there becomes your breach too.
Cloud vaults are honey pots. Major providers have been hacked. Millions of encrypted vaults leaked — and attackers have all the time in the world to crack them.
Every sync operation transmits your data across networks. TLS helps, but it cannot eliminate transmission risk or server-side exposure.
Most cloud managers have theoretical access to your vault master key during sign-in flows. Zero-knowledge is claimed but rarely verifiable.
NovelCrypt’s SecureVault encrypts your passwords with AES-256-GCM and stores them only in your browser’s local storage. No server receives them. No sync happens.
Your master password is never stored — it derives the encryption key.
Enter sites, usernames, passwords. Use the built-in generator.
All entries encrypted with AES-256-GCM and written to browser local storage.
Open the vault, enter your master password, credentials decrypt instantly.
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