Encrypted local vault
Your saved credentials stay encrypted on your Windows device. Your master password is not sent to us and cannot be reset by us.
Password protection for Windows
Secure PasswordVault keeps passwords encrypted on your PC, spots credentials that need attention, and makes everyday security feel reassuringly simple.
Designed for Windows 10 and later
A clear view of what needs attention.
Practical protection
Secure PasswordVault keeps important controls understandable, visible, and close at hand.
Your saved credentials stay encrypted on your Windows device. Your master password is not sent to us and cannot be reset by us.
Review weak and reused passwords locally and compare privacy-preserving fingerprints against known breached-password data.
Use Windows Hello where supported, with master-password fallback and explicit confirmation for sensitive actions.
Create strong passwords locally with control over length, character sets, and easy-to-read options.
Bring supported Chrome, Edge, or CSV password files into your vault and create an encrypted portable vault package.
Choose when the vault locks and how quickly sensitive clipboard content should be cleared.
From scattered to secure
Secure PasswordVault guides you from your first import to a healthier collection of unique passwords—without requiring a cloud account.
Import supported browser or CSV data, review it locally, and remove the unencrypted source file when you are finished.
Understand which passwords are weak, reused, or known to have appeared in breach data—without sending your vault to us.
Generate a unique replacement, open the official account page, update your vault, and keep sensitive clipboard time short.
Useful before you install
Generate something stronger or check whether an email address appears in known breach records. No Secure PasswordVault account or vault is required.
Runs locally
Create a random password with the length and character mix you want. Generation happens entirely in your browser.
Generate a password →Free email check
Enter an email here and continue directly to its Have I Been Pwned result. Secure PasswordVault does not receive or store the address.
Check an email →Email results are provided by Have I Been Pwned on its website. Its records may be incomplete, and a clear result does not guarantee that an address has never been exposed.
Local first
Secure PasswordVault keeps vault contents on your device. Security checks are designed to avoid sending passwords, complete password hashes, usernames, or saved website details.
Read the Privacy PolicyEncrypted remote backup and new-device restoration are planned for a future release. Until then, your vault remains local and under your control.
Questions, answered
No. Vault contents are encrypted and remain on your Windows device. Secure PasswordVault does not operate a cloud vault in the current release.
Secure PasswordVault cannot retrieve or reset it. That is an important consequence of keeping decryption under your control.
No. Where available, Windows Hello provides a convenient local unlock method. Your master password remains the underlying recovery and authentication credential.
The address is not submitted to Secure PasswordVault. When you continue, your browser opens the supported Have I Been Pwned account-result link for that address, and its service provides the result under its own terms and privacy policy.
The current release is free. Optional paid, premium, or sponsored functionality may be introduced later with clear notice.
Yes. Import supported Chrome, Edge, or CSV password files, or export your complete vault as an encrypted portable package.