RootKey: Local Password Vault

RootKey: Local Password Vault

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  • Released
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  • September 12, 2026
  • September 19, 2026

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Your passwords are only ever unlocked on your own devices. Your vault is encrypted on your iPhone and computer; our servers hold no copy of it and cannot see inside. Buy the current major version once, get free updates within it, and never create an account. YOUR VAULT STAYS WITH YOU · Encryption and decryption happen on your device; your master password is never stored or uploaded · Sync across devices through a place you choose: WebDAV, iCloud Drive, Dropbox, a local folder, or another device on the same Wi-Fi. Only the encrypted vault is transferred · Works offline for viewing, copying and adding entries BUY ONCE, NOT A SUBSCRIPTION · Pay once, use the current major version with free updates · One activation code covers 1 / 3 / 5 devices, depending on the plan · No account: you use it with your email and activation code SEE WHAT AI READ Connect an AI coding assistant on your computer and decide item by item what it may read. Every read is logged: which assistant, which item, and when. After sync, the AI Access center on your iPhone shows it all, and you can revoke everything in one tap. Items you have not shared stay invisible to AI. MOVE FROM APPLE PASSWORDS In Passwords, choose Export Data to Another App → RootKey. Passwords, passkeys and verification codes are handed over by the system directly, with no server in between. SIRI AND SHORTCUTS Say "Search RootKey" or "Lock RootKey" to jump straight there. Shortcuts only open the app and never read out or return a password; you still unlock as usual. WHAT YOU GET · 18 item types: logins, credit cards, bank accounts, identity documents, Wi-Fi, servers, SSH keys and more · Strong password generator with adjustable length and character sets · One-time codes (TOTP) right next to the password, filled into verification code fields automatically · Strong passwords generated and saved when you sign up; insert server addresses, tokens and card numbers into any text field · System-level autofill and passkeys · Security check: weak, reused and breached passwords, missing 2FA, expiring cards and documents · Passwords copied to the clipboard clear themselves automatically FORGOT YOUR MASTER PASSWORD? THERE IS A WAY BACK Creating a vault generates a recovery key and walks you through printing it. If you forget your master password, the key resets it without losing data. If both are lost, nobody can open the vault, including us, so keep it safe. OPEN SOURCE CRYPTO CORE Every line that touches your passwords and keys is published at github.com/bitbeam-cn/rootkey-crypto (MIT / Apache-2.0) with test vectors anyone can check. Security depends on your master password, not on the code being secret. TRIAL Try every feature free for 7 days, no sign-up. When it ends you can still view, copy and export everything; only adding and editing are limited. Support: hi@bitbeam.cn Website: rootkey.bitbeam.cn
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What's New in RootKey

0.12.0

September 19, 2026

Stop keeping expiry dates in your head. · Expiry reminders: give a passport, card or membership its expiry date and RootKey tells you before it lapses — and stops once you've handled it. · Recurring reminders: some things don't expire, they lapse unless you use them — a phone number recycled after six months idle. Set an interval; the clock restarts the day you mark it done. · Reminders arrive as system notifications. They never name the item — a lock screen is a public place. · A "To do" card on the Security tab, plus a marker in the list. Also: · Every so often RootKey asks you to type your master password by hand, so it doesn't fade after months of Face ID. Adjust or turn it off in Settings. · The "Project" item type is now "Dev project" — it holds a code project's variables and environments. · Fixed a data-loss bug: editing an item's title wiped its reminder.

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